‎SEELEY, John (éd.)‎
‎Stowe. A description of the house and gardens of . Richard Grenville Temple, Earl Temple... Embellished with a General Plan of the Gardens, and also a separate Plan of each Building, with Perspective Views of the same.‎

‎ 1773 In-8, 44 pages et 19 planches (sur 20). Demi-basane de l'époque (dos manquant, un plat détaché).‎

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‎ Manque le plan dépliant et les pages 39-40 Stowe, in Buckinghamshire, was the most celebrated English landscape garden of the eighteenth century. "Much visited and publicized, it had enormous influence on garden design, especially after experiments there in 'natural' gardening in the 1730s. It is historically important because it remained at the growing point of taste throughout the 18th c., exhibiting every stage of the garden revolution. Its final phase of idealized landscape survives relatively intact." (OXFORD COMPANION TO GARDENS, page 537). ‎