Indische Gärten: mit 71 Abbildungen
Indische Gärten is a 1926 German study of Indian gardens by Marie Luise Gothein, drawn from Heidelberg University Library's holdings and illustrated with 71 plates. The four pictures here are rotated black-and-white photographs and engravings of palace courtyards, a river ghat with terraces and towers, a colonnaded garden pavilion with domed roofs, and a tree-lined canal garden. A designer might take from them the structure of water channels, stepped terraces and arcaded walls used to organise garden space.
