Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 26, Number 3, July – September 2006

An Examination of the Gardens at Langdon Court
Susi Batty

Place, Time and Movement: A New Look at Renaissance Gardens
Malgozata Szafranska

Inside the Dutch Gardens: Prince Frederik Hendrick and Honselaarsdijk
Rebecca Tucker

The Picturesque as Pejorative
Ian Thompson

Gilles Clément Revisited: Biology, Art and Ecology
A Reply to Danielle Dafenais
Louisa Jones

Review Essay
Mark Laird

Book Reviews

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 26    Issue 2  April-June 2006

Philadelphia Gardens

Bartram's Garden: A Reception History
Sarah R. Katz

Belfield, Springland and Early American Picturesque: The Artist's Garden in the American Early Republic
Emily T. Cooperman

A Crowning Feature: The Centennial Exhibition and Philadelphia's Horticultural Hall
Elizabeth Milroy

Book Reviews

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 26    Issue 1  January-March 2006

Lawrence Halprin's Public Spaces: Design, Experience and Recovery. Three Case Studies
Alison Hirsch

Introduction

One: Heritage Park, Fort Worth, Texas

Two: Skyline Park, Denver, Colorado

Three: Seattle Freeway Park, Seattle, Washington

Conclusion

Bibliography

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 25    Issue 4  October-December 2005

The American Motor Parkway
Timothy Davis

The Taj and the Raj: Garden Imperialism in India
Eugenia W. Herbert

Analyse du Jardin Royal De Fin En Perse (Fin XVIE - DÉBUT XVIIE ) D'Après Les Sources Historiques
Massoumeh Shandiz and Peter Jacobs

Designing Garden City Landscapes: Works by Majorie L. Sewell Cautley, 1922 - 1937
Thaisa Way

Book Review

Index

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 25    Issue 3  July-September 2005

Uncertain Certainty: The Nearness of the Far. Vaux-Le-Vincomte vs. Versailles
Eric Ellingsen

Yuelu Academy: Landscape and Gardens of Neo-Confucian Pedagogy
Xin Wu

The Confrontation with Western Culture: A New Garden Style in Kyoto - Murin-An
Seiko Goto

The Rise of the American Municipal Rose Garden, 1927 - 1937
Phoebe Cutler

Book Reviews

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 25    Issue 2  April-June 2005

Predicting The Past: Situating History Within Rome's Orto Botanico
Frank Matero

The Origins, Function and Role of the Botancial Garden in Sixteenth - and Seventeenth-Century Italy
Lucia Tongiorgi Tomasi

Working in the Botanical Garden
Francesco Scoppola

Botanical Urbanism: A New Project for the Botanical Garden at the University of Puerto Rico
James Corner

Afterword
John Dixon Hunt

Book Reviews

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 25    Issue 1  January-March 2005

The Garden of Perfect Brightness (YUANMINGYUAN) at the Height of Its Splendour: Translated from Wang Wei (2002), / [The Yuanmingyan Ruins]
Xiuzhi Liu & Alison Hardie

Conservation: Re-Building An Urban Consciousness
Zeynep Uluda?, Nur Ça?lar and Zeynep Tuna Ultav

'La Battaglia Del Fiore'. Gardens, Parks and the City in Fascist Italy
Sonja Dümpelmann

Yuan Huang's Record of the Hall Surrounded by Jade of Master Sitting - in - Reculsion
Translation and Introduction by Alison Hardie

Book Reviews

Corrections

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 24    Issue 4  October-December 2004

Garden preservation principles and experiences in the UNESCO World Heritage Monument Schönbrunn
by Géza Hajós. p.255

The Awareness Garden of Wang Shiheng in Yizhen.
by Alison Hardie. p.272

‘Making Abba Halafta’s grave — a spreading oak tree’
by Nurit Lissovsky. p.280

Community as resource: interaction between Lawrence Halprin and the students of Garfield High School, Seattle
by Joshua Mackley. p.298

Form & Projet
by Gilles A. Tiberghien. p.304

The garden of movement: ecological rhetoric in support of gardening practice
by Danielle Dagenais. p.313

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 24    Issue 3  2004

'Keeping the boys busy': Outdoor theatres of the great depression: on-site, incremental design gives form to the complex relationship of site and structure.
by Linda Jewell and Steve Rasmussen Cancian. p.187

Gardens and the death of art: Robert Irwin's Getty garden.
by David R. Marshall. p.215

Poetics of gardening: a holistic approach towards Chinese Landscape cultivation based on the case study of Tuan Ye.
by Li Xiaodong and Lim Felicia. p.229

Book Reviews.

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 24    Issue 2   April-June 2004

In Memoriam: David R. Coffin,
20 March 1918–14 October 2003

Andrew Jackson Downing and the paradox of artistic imitation in landscape gardening
by Bernard St-Denis 97

William Robinson in North America 1870
by W. H. King and E. Charles Nelson 116

‘Our Australian Switzerland’: Lindt, Humboldt and the Victorian landscape
by Catherine de Lorenzo and Deborah van der Plaat 133

From ruined gardens to Yan Yuan — A transformed vision of the ‘Chinese Garden’: a discussion of Henry K. Murphy’s Yenching University campus planning
by Keyang Tang 150

Book Reviews 173

Exhibition Review 183

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 24    Issue 1    January-March 2004

Learning from Saiho-Ji: Sustaining a garden tradition
Peter Jacobs I

Boundaries, centres and peripheries in Chinese Gardens: a case of Suzhou in the eleventh century.
Yinong Xu 21

Famous Gardens of Luoyang
Li Gefei
Translation with Introduction
Philip Watson 38

Gardens and the emergence of culture: the Mier garden: The first Hebrew garden for the first Hebrew city - Tel Aviv
Tal Alon-Mozes 55

Sacred Trees- Holy Land
Nurit Lissovsky 65

Book Reviews 90

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 23    Issue 2    Summer 2003

Editorial
by John Dixon Hunt 91

The revealing process on contemporary French landscape architecture
by Philippe Coignet 93

HENRI BAVA 102

ANNE-SYLVIE BRUEL AND CHRISTOPHE DELMAR 113

MICHEL CORAJOUD 130

FRE´DE´RIC CHRISTOPHE GIROT 141

PASCALE HANNETEL 152

BERNARD LASSUS 169

CATHERINE MOSBACH 175

JACQUELINE OSTY 182

CHRISTINE AND MICHEL PENA 191

ALLAIN PROVOST 204

ALAIN RICHERT 212

JACQUES SIMON 223

Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

Volume 23    Issue 1    Spring 2003

Landscape design in England circa 1610: the contribution of Salomon de Caus
by Luke Morgan 1

Novae Plantae Antiquis Hortis: continuity and innovation in the Roman villas in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
by Alberta Campitelli 22

Iconographical aspects of the Renaissance villa and garden: Mount Parnassus, Pegasus and the Muses
by Louis Cellauro 42

Gardens of the Topkapi Palace: an example of Turkish garden art
by Nilgu¨n Ergun and zge skender 57

Gardens of the nineteenth-century imperial palaces in Istanbul
by Yasin Çagatay Seçkin 72

Review 87

Studies in the History of Gardens and
Designed Landscapes

Volume 21 Issue 3 2001

Morel Garden Catalogue

Introduction
J. Disponzio 149-157

Morel garden catalogue
J. Disponzio 158-161

Garden spreadsheet
J. Disponzio 162-167

Garden fact sheets
J. Disponzio 168-350

Studies in the History of Gardens and
Designed Landscapes

Volume 21 Issue 2 2001

Australian Issue: Part II

School gardens and beyond: progressive conservation, moral imperatives and the local landscape
L. Robin 87-92

'A plea for tradition': the ideas of Walter Bagot and his Mediterranean landscape
D. S. Jones 93-101

The Frenchman's garden
G. Miller 102-107

Lawn and order: aesthetics and architecture in Australian suburbia.
E. Butler-Bowden 108-114

'I have built up alittle garden': the vernacular garden, national identity and a sense of place
K. Holmes 115-121

Cultivating the wilderness: the orchard in the Australian literary imagination
A. L. Claremont 122-126

The national triangle: a landscape designed for the nation.
D. Firth 127-136

Arcadian writing.
P. Carter 137-147

Studies in the History of Gardens and
Designed Landscapes

Volume 21 Issue 1 2001

Australian Gardens Issue

The landscapes of Australia
G Seddon. 1-10

Over the land.
S Muecke. 11-18.

'Keeping the land clean': a historical archaeology of landscape and garden creation at murrungowar, victoria.
M Atkinson. 19-26.

On our selection: class, gender and the domestic garden in nineteenth-century Australia
S K. Martin. 27-32.

Deserts of industry, gardens of desire: landscape transformation and enterprising character in a Western Australian town
W. Taylor. 33-40.

Marking time: history and identity in Sydney's Centennial park.
I Hoskins. 41-53.

The Architect as garden designer. The gardens of Harold Desbrowe-Annear in Victoria 1901-1933
H Edquist. 54-65.

The national museum and its garden of Australian dreams.
R Weller. 66-85.

Studies in the History of Gardens and
Designed Landscapes

Volume 20 Issue 4 2000

Luxurious hermits: aseticism, luxury and retirement in the 18th-century English garden
E S. Harwood. 265-296.

Le Jardin Atlantique in Paris
M Maldonado. 297-312.

Just landscape in Medieval Anatolia.
S Redford. 313-324.

Playing with time

Artistry in the poetry of rock: the contribution of Charles Robinette in Australia.
D S. Jones. 340-357.

Studies in the History of Gardens and
Designed Landscapes

Volume 20 Issue 3, 2000

Publication Date (Scheduled): 03/08/00

Contents:-
Spiritual practice and the designed landscape: monastic precinct gardens.
C Noble.
197-205.

Aztec royal pleasure parks: conspicuous consumption and elite status rivalry
206-228.

A magazine for the friends of good taste: sensibility and rationality in garden design in late eighteenth-century germany
S Richards.
229-249.

An oak spring flora: flower illustration from the fifteenth century to the present time
M. Laird.
250-257.

Henrietta mcburney. mark catesby's NATURAL HISTORY of America: the watercolors from the royal library windsor castle. london: merrell holberton, 1997.
empire's nature: mark catesby's new world vision, ed amy r.w. meyers and margaret beck pritchard , chapel hill & london: university of north carolina press, 1998
D.C. Chambers.
258-259.

The plant hunters
A. Paterson.
260-260.

Empire's nature
J Tucker.
261-262.

Studies in the History of Gardens and
Designed Landscapes

Volume 20 Issue 2 2000

Contents:-
Thomas church: the modernist years
M Treib.
93-95.

Thomas church: defining styles - the early years
D Imbert.
96-119.

Just add water: the productive partnership between thomas church and sunset magazine
D Gregory.
120-129.

Thomas church: the modernist years
M Treib.
130-153.

Thomas church as author: publicity and the professional at mid-century
D Harris.
154-167.

[Re]working with thomas church
R Herman.
168-177.

Preserving and interpreting the landscape legacy of Thomas Dliiver Church
178-188.

Planting plans, photographs and pencils: the archives of thomas dolliver church
W B. Lowell, K Shepherd.
189-192.

Studies in the History of Gardens and
Designed Landscapes

Volume 18, 1

Volume:- 18 Issue:- 1

Publication Date : 23rd January 1998

Title: Editorial


Authors: Julia Jones.   Pages 1-1.

Title: French Special issue: The French Seventeenth-Century Garden Revisited
Authors: S B Taylor-Leduc.   Pages 2-4.

Title: French Special Issue: The Scientific Imagination and the Baroque Garden
Authors: .   Pages 5-19.

Title: Les Jardins Chez La Fontaine
Authors: .   Pages 20-34.

Title: French Special Issue: A New Treatise in Seventeenth Garden History: Andre Felbien's Description de la Grotte Versailles
Authors: .   Pages 35-51.

Title: The gardens of Pontchartrain: embellishment of an Ile de France estate in the 1690s
Authors: Catherine Healey.   Pages 52-65.

Title: Book Review:- Il Giardiniere del Granduca: Storia e immagini del Codice Casabona (Muse Pisane I) by LT Tomasi and F Garbari
Authors: .   Pages 66-0.

Title: Reviews:- Brent Elliott, The country house garden, from the archives of country life.
Authors: .   Pages 0-0.