A collection of Hunt's essays, many previously unpublished, dealing with the ways in which men and women have given meaning to gardens and landscapes, especially with the ways in which gardens have represented the world of nature "picturesquely".
" "Given the wide scholarly interest in the field of garden design and its history, this first English edition of Watelet's small but influential book will interest historians of landscape design as well as students of the history of ...
The Description for this book, The Picturesque Garden in France, will be forthcoming.
Garden and Grove is a pioneering study of the English fascination with Italian Renaissance gardens.
... Gardens and Designed Landscapes , xx111 ( 2003 ) . I am indebted to her essay for these perspectives on Delille's poem . 14 ... What Gardens Mean ( Chicago , 1998 ) . 19 Richard Guy Wilson , ' High Noon on the Mall : Modernism versus ...
The Picturesque and the Later Georgian Garden
Finally, the book analyses and assesses the impact of English and French design upon other countries, in particular Sweden, the German-speaking lands and Russia.
In this series of illustrated essays, John Dixon Hunt takes us on a world tour of different periods in the making of gardens. Hunt shows here how cultural assumptions and local geography have shaped gardens and their meaning.
Site, Sight, Insight presents twelve essays by John Dixon Hunt, the leading theorist and historian of landscape architecture. The collection's common theme is a focus on sites, how we see them and what we derive from that looking.
This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations.
Romantic Gardens provides a compelling overview of these groundbreaking ideas and shows how they were implemented in private estates and public parks in England, France, Germany, and America.