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The formal garden in England (1901)

Blomfield, Reginald Theodore, Sir, 1856-1942 · London : Macmillan · leaf 232

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2 14 THE FORMAL GARDEN IN ENGLAND ix costly for outside work. Marble statuary is a mistake in an English garden. To attain its full effect it wants strong sunlight, a clear dry light, and a cloudless sky. In the soft light and nebulous atmo- … LEAD "FIGURE. OFraRStUSl MELBOURNE :PEKBY5HBWe1 of form. They do not Fig. 60. lend themselves to the modelling of nature ; they do not grow in with nature, as stone or lead. To the sculptor this would be a strong point in its favour, as, of course, it should be where houses and palaces and cities…

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