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French formal garden: a standalone construct

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Landscape architecture

the seventeenth-century garden of symmetry, axial vistas, parterres and controlled perspective perfected by Le Nôtre.

In landscape architecture, French formal garden refers to the seventeenth-century garden of symmetry, axial vistas, parterres and controlled perspective perfected by Le Nôtre. This meaning comes from Hazlehurst (1980) in Gardens of illusion.[1]

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References

Hazlehurst, F. H. (1980). Gardens of illusion. Vanderbilt University Press. ISBN 9780826512093

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