The curias of many (*)
Tadao Ando restored a triangular art museum that lies between two of these structures and is topped by a sculpture of two slaves holding up a golden ball on which a woman holding a wind vane and representing Fortune stands. The desk that Henry James wrote The Aspern Papers at is found in a building that stands opposite one of these structures. Another building that lies between two of these structures was build in response to a plague and is nicknamed La Salute. The curias of many (*) Fondaco houses were built to lead to one of these structures. The Bridge of Sighs passes over one of them. The largest one of these structures traces an "S" shape through six sestieri, passes the Ca' d'Oro and Ponte di Rialto, and is known as the "Grand" one of these structures. For 10 points, name these structures that gondolas traverse and that link the small islands of Venice.
Tadao Ando restored a triangular art museum that lies between two of these structures and is topped by a sculpture of two slaves holding up a golden ball on which a woman holding a wind vane and representing Fortune stands.
Venetian canals [or Grand Canal; or Giudecca Canal] 