(Selections From) Observations on Modern Gardening |
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INTRODUCTION I. Gardeninc , in the perfection to which it has been lately
brought in England , is ontitled to a place of considerable ranl : aniont the liboral
arts . It is es superior to landslip painting , as a I'oulity to a represontation : it is an
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INTRODUCTION I. Gardeninc , in the perfection to which it has been lately
brought in England , is ontitled to a place of considerable ranl : aniont the liboral
arts . It is es superior to landslip painting , as a I'oulity to a represontation : it is an
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... and adorned with l'onch rockwork and fountains . " This was coor Tark , when I
was acquainted with it , and the Weetest place , I think , thaí I have ever seen in in
line , cither before or since , at home or abroad . " Vide the late barl of Orford on ...
... and adorned with l'onch rockwork and fountains . " This was coor Tark , when I
was acquainted with it , and the Weetest place , I think , thaí I have ever seen in in
line , cither before or since , at home or abroad . " Vide the late barl of Orford on ...
עמוד 1
The manner of concealins the separation sło 11 itself be discuised ; end differont
decreos of cavity or rotunjity ; different shapes and di..ensions to the little parts
thus distinciislied by cecrces ; and those parts , brocking in one place wole , in ...
The manner of concealins the separation sło 11 itself be discuised ; end differont
decreos of cavity or rotunjity ; different shapes and di..ensions to the little parts
thus distinciislied by cecrces ; and those parts , brocking in one place wole , in ...
עמוד 3
... the character o . the round to that of the scene it beloncs to . on the same
principle , the proportion on the parts may often be adjusted ; for though their size
rust be very inch coverned by the extent of the place ; and a reuture rich would fill
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... the character o . the round to that of the scene it beloncs to . on the same
principle , the proportion on the parts may often be adjusted ; for though their size
rust be very inch coverned by the extent of the place ; and a reuture rich would fill
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עמוד 5
If the scene be wild ani quict , he will plüso tollit too0 Wich in ) differ widely ; and
he will tradually depart I ) . ito siilitun . In 11100r scenes , th9 succossion will be
1cos 13cular , win the insilio Oro sudden . The character of the place rust
dotorino ...
If the scene be wild ani quict , he will plüso tollit too0 Wich in ) differ widely ; and
he will tradually depart I ) . ito siilitun . In 11100r scenes , th9 succossion will be
1cos 13cular , win the insilio Oro sudden . The character of the place rust
dotorino ...
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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
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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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