Garden History: Journal of the Garden History Society

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  Año 2004, Vol. 32, Número 1

  • `THE FLOWER OF ALL THE PRIVATE GENTLEMENS PALACES IN ENGLAND': SIR STEPHEN FOX'S `EXTRAORDINARILY FINE' GARDEN AT CHISWICK

    S. Jeffery

    págs. 1-19

    

  • A LANCASHIRE RECUSANT'S GARDEN, RECORDED BY NICHOLAS BLUNDELL OF CROSBY HALL FROM 1702 TO 1727

    J. Edmondson

    págs. 20-34

    

  • DIRECTIONS FROM THE GRAVE: THE PROBLEM WITH LORD SHAFTESBURY

    T. Mowl

    págs. 35-48

    

  • THE GREAT PARTERRE AT CHATSWORTH: REFINING NON-INVASIVE ARCHAEOLOGICAL METHODS AS INVESTIGATION TECHNIQUES

    Jan Woudstra, M. Klemperer, C. Merrony

    págs. 49-67

    

  • SUBLIME HORROR: INDUSTRY AND DESIGNED LANDSCAPE IN MISS WAKEFIELD'S GARDEN AT BASINGILL, CUMBRIA

    A. Hunt, P. Everson

    págs. 68-86

    

  • THE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PARKS: THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS

    J. Steane

    págs. 87-100

    

  • THE DIFFUSION OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE: JOHN CLAUDIUS LOUDON AND HIS INFLUENCE IN THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES

    C. Morris

    págs. 101-123

    

  • IS CHISWICK A `PALLADIAN' GARDEN?

    J. Harris

    págs. 124-136

    

  • THE LIFE OF A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY CHINESE GARDEN DESIGNER: THE BIOGRAPHY OF ZHANG NANYUAN, BY WU WEIYE (1609-71)

    A. Hardie

    págs. 137-140

    

  • Judith B. Tankard, Gardens of the Arts and Crafts Movement: Reality and Imagination

    L. Goodfellow

    pág. 141

    

  • John Dixon Hunt, The Afterlife of Gardens

    B. Simms

    pág. 141

    

  • Marc Treib (Ed.), Thomas Church, Landscape Architect: Designing a Modern California Landscape

    Jan Woudstra

    págs. 142-143