Garden History: Journal of the Garden History Society

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  Año 2003, Vol. 31, Número 2

  • THE ENGLISHNESS OF LANCELOT `CAPABILITY' BROWN

    J. Phibbs

    págs. 122-140

    

  • THE SCOTTISH RENAISSANCE COUNTRY SEAT IN ITS SETTING

    C. McKean

    págs. 141-162

    

  • THE REVD WILLIAM GILPIN AND THE PICTURESQUE; OR, WHO'S AFRAID OF DOCTOR SYNTAX?

    F. Orestano

    págs. 163-179

    

  • SPANNING THE POLITICAL DIVIDE: NEO-PALLADIANISM AND THE EARLY EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY LANDSCAPE

    C. Fry

    págs. 180-192

    

  • CHARLES BRIDGEMAN AND THE GARDENS OF THE ROBINOCRACY

    A. Eburne

    págs. 193-208

    

  • THE ARBOR TERRACE AT DUMBARTON OAKS: HISTORY AND DESIGN

    L. Lott

    págs. 209-217

    

  • A BRIEF GUIDE TO THE USE OF PICTURE POSTCARDS IN GARDEN HISTORY

    B. Elliott

    págs. 218-224

    

  • Annabel Downs (ed.), Peter Shepheard

    J. Brown

    pág. 225

    

  • John Henderson, The Roman Book of Gardening

    M. Carroll

    pág. 226

    

  • John M. Clarke, London's Necropolis: A Guide to Brookwood Cemetery

    J. S. Curl

    pág. 226

    

  • Brent Elliott, The Royal Horticultural Society: A History 1804-2004

    R. Desmond

    pág. 227

    

  • Patrick Bowe, Gardens of the Roman World

    A. Eburne

    pág. 228

    

  • Sandra Berresford, Italian Memorial Sculpture 1820-1940: A Legacy of Love

    B. Elliott

    pág. 229

    

  • Ken Worpole, Last Landscapes: The Architecture of the Cemetery in the West

    D. Francis

    pág. 229

    

  • Brenda McLean, George Forrest Plant Hunter

    J. Hitchmough

    pág. 230

    

  • Phebe S. Goodman, The Garden Squares of Boston

    T. Longstaffe Gowan

    págs. 231-232

    

  • David Stuart, Dangerous Garden: The Quest for Plants to Change Our Lives

    K. Taylor

    pág. 231