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Great Britain: David & Charles, 1988. Hardback. First Edition. Slightly sunned spine to D/J. In this celebration of the monastery garden the authors trace the fascinating history and… Plus…

Great Britain: David & Charles, 1988. Hardback. First Edition. Slightly sunned spine to D/J. In this celebration of the monastery garden the authors trace the fascinating history and look at a wide variety of gardens and themes - always bearing in mind those who want to get the best out of a visit, and those ever eager to gain hints on design and methods for their own garden. With the aid of specially prepared plans, drawings, and photographs the book illustrates the growth and importance of individual and communal gardens at monastic establishments up to the time of the disolution while tracing the history of monastic influence, much of the information being based on original research. Bringing the story up to date, the authors provide an excellent guide to those sites offering much that is new to the observant vivistor today. There are also lists of the types of plants grown and used (in monastic days), a gazetteer of sites to visit and what to look for, and a glossary of monastic terms. This thematic and inspirational study of bygone days is specifically aimed at the practical benefit of today's reader. Illustrated. 184 pp. (We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions etc.). First Edition. Cloth. Fine/Very Good. Illus. by Ron Tiner, Susan Claypole, Joyce Tuhill. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Hadrback., David & Charles, 1988, 4, London: Parker and Co., 1822. Sixth Edition Revised. Frontis is a Fold-Out Tinted Plan of Wells Cathedral. Useful guide with many B&W In-Text Line Drawings throughout. Brown cloth cover with gilt lettering & Decoration to front & spine. Bevelled Edges. 6 3/4" Tall. A little loss of colour to cover (see photo) and spine slightly faded. Binding fragile, 1 signature loose. Pages in very good clean condition. Previous owner's inscription on title page, dated 1885. Size: 16mo - over 5¾ - 6¾" tall. Decorative Cloth. Near Good/No Jacket. Book., Parker and Co., 1822, 2.5, Great Britain: Local Safeguarding Childrens Boards, 2006. Softcover. Sussex Child Protection and Safeguarding Procedures. Volume 1. Contents: Introduction. Information Sharing and Confidentiality. Recognition and Referral. Response and Assessment. Child Protection Enquiries. Child Protection Conferences. Implementation of Protection Plan. Specific Circumstances. Appendices. Flow Charts. Staturary Framework. Glossary of Terms. National and Local Contacts. Contents Volume 2: Specific Circumstances. Roles and Responsibilities. Risk Managements of Known Offenders. Strategic Management. Serious Case Reviews. Appendices: Assessment Framework. Flow Charts. Statuary Framework. Glossary of Terms. National and Local Contents. Bibliography. (We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions, Reference books ,and all types of Academic Literature.). First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall Octavo. Ringbinder., Local Safeguarding Childrens Boards, 2006, 3, Chicago, Ill: American Planning Association, 1999. Softcover. Good. 8 1/2 x 11. GOOD/WITH NO JACKET, 261 pp. Text clean and contains numerous b/w illustrations. Gray and blue paper wraps with white text; shows minor wear. Binding glued and firm., American Planning Association, 1999, 2.5, Thames & Hudson. Very Good. 9.75 x 1 x 12.25 inches. Hardcover. 1992. 240 pages. <br>The Idea of the formal garden evokes clear and spe cific images: the Renaissance symmetry of the Villa Lante; the kn ots and mazes of Hampton Court; the immense vistas of Versailles. But how well founded are our preconceptions in fact? In this maj or study new research combines with glorious illustrations to dem onstrate for the first time how historic gardens were originally conceived, and how they have changed. The gardens today are seen to be a fascinating overlay through time of changing ideas and at titudes. The evidence unearthed suggests that formality is the ce ntral and enduring tradition of Western garden design, that it wa s still vigorously alive in the eighteenth century, and that its relation to the landscape garden has been consistently misjudged. In some gardens, the original planting has disappeared, while ot hers have been meticulously restored; indeed, traditional categor ies prove insufficient to describe them, for a Baroque garden may actually be a re-interpretation from the 1930s. In the course of his wide-ranging investigation, Mark Laird draws on archival sou rces - maps, plans, published and unpublished descriptions - and his own horticultural expertise to look afresh at over fifty of t he finest surviving gardens in Europe and the United States. All the major styles - Renaissance, Mannerist, Baroque, Regence, Roco co - are represented, along with nineteenth- and twentieth-centur y revivals. The author is one of the most original garden histori ans writing today, and in Hugh Palmer, the photographer, he has f ound an eye and knowledge to match his reputation. The sumptuous color photographs are supplemented by over one hundred rare histo rical plans and views to show how the gardens changed through his tory. Additional reference material includes a gazetteer of sites , a glossary of planting terms and full bibliographies. Editoria l Reviews From Library Journal We all have an immediate image of the formal garden as a triumph of man's architectural designs ov er unruly Nature, but this is not as precise a distinction as one would think. The restored formal garden reflects original planni ng of the past and modifications resulting from later interpretat ions. Drawing upon a wide array of archival material, horticultur al historian Laird explores gardens both as they were and as they are. The wide diversity of formal gardens, from country to count ry and era to era, becomes immediately apparent in the excellent illustrations and descriptions; the interplay of nature and art, of freedom and formality, echo the role that gardens play in soci ety. This book is a fine example of scholarly research that is bo th a source for further study and an inspiration to gardeners. Re commended for large libraries or for those serving a gardening co mmunity. - Paula Frosch, Metropolitan Museum of Art Lib., New Yor k Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc. ., Thames & Hudson, 1992, 3<

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[EAN: 9780500015421], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Thames & Hudson], GARDENING BOOKS,GARDENS (DESCRIPTIONS,HISTORY ETC),GARDEN DESIGN & PLANNING, Jacket, 240 pages. The Idea of the formal garden evokes clear and spe cific images: the Renaissance symmetry of the Villa Lante; the kn ots and mazes of Hampton Court; the immense vistas of Versailles. But how well founded are our preconceptions in fact? In this maj or study new research combines with glorious illustrations to dem onstrate for the first time how historic gardens were originally conceived, and how they have changed. The gardens today are seen to be a fascinating overlay through time of changing ideas and at titudes. The evidence unearthed suggests that formality is the ce ntral and enduring tradition of Western garden design, that it wa s still vigorously alive in the eighteenth century, and that its relation to the landscape garden has been consistently misjudged. In some gardens, the original planting has disappeared, while ot hers have been meticulously restored; indeed, traditional categor ies prove insufficient to describe them, for a Baroque garden may actually be a re-interpretation from the 1930s. In the course of his wide-ranging investigation, Mark Laird draws on archival sou rces - maps, plans, published and unpublished descriptions - and his own horticultural expertise to look afresh at over fifty of t he finest surviving gardens in Europe and the United States. All the major styles - Renaissance, Mannerist, Baroque, Regence, Roco co - are represented, along with nineteenth- and twentieth-centur y revivals. The author is one of the most original garden histori ans writing today, and in Hugh Palmer, the photographer, he has f ound an eye and knowledge to match his reputation. The sumptuous color photographs are supplemented by over one hundred rare histo rical plans and views to show how the gardens changed through his tory. Additional reference material includes a gazetteer of sites , a glossary of planting terms and full bibliographies. Editoria l Reviews From Library Journal We all have an immediate image of the formal garden as a triumph of man's architectural designs ov er unruly Nature, but this is not as precise a distinction as one would think. The restored formal garden reflects original planni ng of the past and modifications resulting from later interpretat ions. Drawing upon a wide array of archival material, horticultur al historian Laird explores gardens both as they were and as they are. The wide diversity of formal gardens, from country to count ry and era to era, becomes immediately apparent in the excellent illustrations and descriptions; the interplay of nature and art, of freedom and formality, echo the role that gardens play in soci ety. This book is a fine example of scholarly research that is bo th a source for further study and an inspiration to gardeners. Re commended for large libraries or for those serving a gardening co mmunity. - Paula Frosch, Metropolitan Museum of Art Lib., New Yor k Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc., Books<