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English landscape garden: a standalone construct

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Landscape architecture

the eighteenth-century English garden style of idealized natural scenery, with lawns, irregular lakes, clumps of trees and follies.

In landscape architecture, English landscape garden refers to the eighteenth-century English garden style of idealized natural scenery, with lawns, irregular lakes, clumps of trees and follies. This meaning comes from Hunt (1975) in The genius of the place.[1]

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Hunt, J. D., & Willis, P. (1975). The genius of the place. Harper & Row. ISBN 0060120022

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