i have the book at home--I think if you saw it now you would think it sort of precious.  Scant coverage, really, of Pound.  The emphasis is on mood, and great large sections of black, interspersed with 70's style cutouts.  The authors obviously did a lot with a few photos.  Very little, if any text, as I recall.  A stale creampuff.  But I will dig out the book (although it may be at my house in Minneapolis, in which case you must e-mail me again to urge action) and get the publication info for you. 
 
>>> Sylvester Pollet <[log in to unmask]> 12/01 8:07 AM >>>
Until we are able to get Paul Schwabe's name off the Pound list & reentered
with his new server, I have volunteered to forward his messages to the
list. He does receive the list, just can't send, so you can answer to the
list. Sylvester
 
>From: "Schwabe, Paul" <[log in to unmask]>
>To: "\"Sylvester Pollet\" " <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Ezra Pound in Venice
>Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 15:46:00 -0800
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>Sylvester, could you post this for me?
>
>Paul Schwabe
>
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>
>A long time ago (twenty-five years ago) I saw a picture book titled "Ezra
>Pound
>in Venice." It was a pictoral essay of Pound walking around his favorite
>places
>in Venice. The book was autographed and the person wanted $250 dollars then.
>Of
>course, I didn't have the money, but wish I had found a way to buy the book
>then. It was a wonderful book.
>
>This book is now long out of print. I cannot find any reference to it on the
>web
>or in places like Amazon.com. Does anyone know about this book? Who produced
>the
>book? Who did the photography? Who published the book? Does anyone know how
>I
>could get a copy now?
>
>Paul Schwabe
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