Editing Doge's Palace (section)

===United Kingdom===
[[File:Teppichfabrik.jpg|thumb|upright|The western façade of [[Templeton On The Green|Templeton's Carpet Factory]]]]

There are a number of 19th-century imitations of the palace's architecture in the [[United Kingdom]], for example:
* the [[Wool Exchange, Bradford]],
* the [[Wedgwood Institute]], [[Burslem]],
* the [[Scottish National Portrait Gallery]], [[Edinburgh]]
* the [[Templeton On The Green|Templeton's Carpet Factory]], [[Glasgow]].
These revivals of [[Venetian Gothic architecture|Venetian Gothic]] were influenced by the theories of [[John Ruskin]], author of the three-volume ''[[The Stones of Venice (book)|The Stones of Venice]]'', which appeared in the 1850s.