Section II. Beauties and Principles of the Art of Landscape Gardening
- Landscape painting and gardening
- Imitation of nature in landscape gardening
- Beautiful and Picturesque landscape gardening
- Beauty in nature
- Contents of Section 2
- Les Jardins, Book I
- Aims of landscape gardening
- Beauty of the ancient style of gardening
- Revival of the ancient style of gardening
- Beautiful and picturesque landscape gardening
- Love of nature
- Landscape treatment of a romantic valley
- Claude Lorraine and landscape gardening
- Salvator Rosa and landscape gardening
- Flowing curves and irregular lines
- Beautiful and picturesque painting
- Beautiful and picturesque architecture
- Beautiful and picturesque gardening
- Beautiful and picturesque in relation to scale
- Simplicity and unity of expression
- Grandeun and sublimity in landscape gardening
- Dignity, grace, elegance and gaiety
- Students of nature and art
- Beautiful curves in landscape gardening
- Picturesque and irregular lines in landscape gardening
- JC Loudon's principle of recognition in art
- Attractiveness of the picturesque
- Charms of landscape gardening
- Popularity of the picturesque in America
- Local character of ground surface
- Cottage places and garden character
- Unity, harmony and variety
- Unity in design
- Unity in landscape gardening
- Unity of conception and composition
- Variety in design
- Harmony in design
- Landscape gardening for unity, variety and harmony
- Nature of imitation in landscape gardening
- The recognition of art in landscape gardening
- Landscape art and natural character
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