(Selections From) Observations on Modern Gardening |
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עמוד
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been then in as much vorue us it is now . " From the middle or this paateite is a ...
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and had , I doubt not , been cast for that purpose , ii t'is piece of paraening nad
been then in as much vorue us it is now . " From the middle or this paateite is a ...
עמוד
... cross the opening , is seen to creat a vantare a windina clale , which rises
beyond them , and marks the separation . his deer recess , the different di tances
to which the hills advance , the contrast in their folls , and their accompunirents ,
cast ...
... cross the opening , is seen to creat a vantare a windina clale , which rises
beyond them , and marks the separation . his deer recess , the different di tances
to which the hills advance , the contrast in their folls , and their accompunirents ,
cast ...
עמוד
... and combinations into which they riay be cast is infinite : those forms only in
ach wich ere perfectly Ierlar must be avoided ; a sericircle can never be tolerable
: small portions of large circles blended together ; or lines cently curved , wiich
are ...
... and combinations into which they riay be cast is infinite : those forms only in
ach wich ere perfectly Ierlar must be avoided ; a sericircle can never be tolerable
: small portions of large circles blended together ; or lines cently curved , wiich
are ...
עמוד 3
... or a particular cast , wich appear to advantace only within certain linensions ,
ont not therefore to be applied , whore they have not rooni enoilch , or where they
just Occupy 1101e space than becomes then ; yet indenendent of these consi ...
... or a particular cast , wich appear to advantace only within certain linensions ,
ont not therefore to be applied , whore they have not rooni enoilch , or where they
just Occupy 1101e space than becomes then ; yet indenendent of these consi ...
עמוד 20
... yet if touethor tiey do not cast the open space into an a reeable fisure , the
whole scene is not pleasing ; , and that ficure is never ücreeable , when the sides
100 closoly correspond ; whether they ure exactly the 310 , or cxectly the ev330
of ...
... yet if touethor tiey do not cast the open space into an a reeable fisure , the
whole scene is not pleasing ; , and that ficure is never ücreeable , when the sides
100 closoly correspond ; whether they ure exactly the 310 , or cxectly the ev330
of ...
מה אומרים אנשים - כתיבת ביקורת
לא מצאנו ביקורות במקומות הרגילים
מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
appearance attention beauty branches break broken brow carden cast character choice close clumps colours considerable continued contrast creat creen creon cround dark descent different direction disposition distant distinctions effect equal extent fall flat form frequently fron further hill idea landskip larce large least less licht line little lost mark mass nature number objects observation occasion open outline particular piece place plantation plants point principal produced proportion scenes seen shades shapes shrubs side situation small space style surface thicket thouch thoy tints tion trees troos turn unite variety want whole wich wood ار ان او با به تا ته تو ثم در ده زن في که لا لم له لو ما من نه نی وه
קטעים בולטים
עמוד 13 - ... with objects of beauty, to " delight the eye after it has been struck, to fix the attention " where it has been caught, to prolong astonishment into " admiration, are purposes not unworthy of the greatest
עמוד 9 - Of those whose branches begin from the ground, some rise in a conical figure, as the larch and the holly; some swell out in the middle of their growth, and diminish at both ends, as the mountain ash and the lilac ; some are irregular and bushy from the top to the bottom, as the Red cedar and the Guelder rose.
עמוד 11 - To range the shrubs and small trees so that they may mutually set off the beauties and conceal the blemishes of each other — to aim at no effects which depend on a nicety for their success, and which the soil, the exposure, or the season of the day may destroy — to attend more to the groups than...
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| כותרת | (Selections From) Observations on Modern Gardening |
| מאת | Thomas Whately |
| מפורסם | 1801 |
| מקור מאת | אוניברסיטת הרווארד |
| דיגיטלי | 13 מרץ 2007 |
| אורך | 35 עמודים |
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