 | Edward Kemp - 1911 - 386 pagina’s
...sometimes retain its prominence throughout the PLATE VI. Old Fashioned Garden, Burlington, Vermont. whole place. In the latter case, terraces, straight...acquired; and, if well sustained, the expression of art will be a very noble one. But there are not many places which will bear to be thus treated, and... | |
 | 1861 - 450 pagina’s
...pretty obviously expressed in that part of every garden which is in the immediate vicinity of the house, terraces, straight lines of walks, avenues of trees...figures, with all kinds of architectural ornaments. The artist's taste will be shown in his " acquirements" in concealing all its manifestations in the... | |
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Art should be pretty obviously expressed in that part of every garden which is in the immediate vicinity of the house, and may sometimes retain its prominence throughout the whole place. In the latter case, terraces, straight lines of walks, avenues of... 