Magazijn van tuin-sieraden, of verzameling van modellen van aanleg en sieraad, voor groote en kleine lust-hoven, voornamelijk van dezulke die, met weinig kosten, te maken zijn ...
A Dutch garden-design pattern book by G. van Laar, published in 1802 by Johannes Noman en zoon and aimed at owners of pleasure gardens. Its hand-coloured plates show small garden pavilions, bridges, benches, and temple-like buildings with plans and elevations. A designer could take from them the simple proportions of neoclassical garden follies, with gothic-arched openings, rustic thatched huts, and lattice-railed bridges shown in elevation and plan.
