Bourgeois and aristocratic cultural encounters in garden art, 1550-1850 [Texte imprimé] / edited by Michel Conan

Cet ouvrage est la publication du 22ème Dumbarton Oaks colloquium on history of landscape architecture

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Machine generated contents note: Introduction: Gardens into Cultural Change, 1550-1850 1 -- Michel Conan -- Mique, the Architect of Royal Intimacy 25 -- Patrice Higonnet -- Social Class and Consumption -- The Rise and Fall of Gardens in the Republic of Genoa, 1528-1797 43 -- Lauro Magnani -- Flowers of Distinction: Taste, Class, and Floriculture 77 -- in Seventeenth-Century France -- Elizabeth Hyde -- Pavilions, Power, and Patriotism: Garden Architecture at Vauxhall 101 -- Gregory Nosan -- The Prospect of Trade: The Merchant Gardeners of Bristol 123 -- in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century -- David Lambert -- La Pens6e Bourgeoisie in the Biedermeier Garden 147 -- Robert Rotenberg -- Bourgeois Cultures into Garden Art -- Bourgeois Culture and French Gardening in the Sixteenth 173 -- and Seventeenth Centuries -- Chandra Mukerji -- Commercial Profit and Cultural Display in the Eighteenth-Century 189 -- Landscape Gardens at Wentworth Woodhouse and Harewood -- Patrick Eyres -- The Culture of Horticulture: Class, Consumption, and Gender 221 -- in the English Landscape Garden -- Mark Laird -- Joseph Paxton's Water Lily 255 -- Margaret Flanders Darby -- Gardens, Gender, and Public Spaces -- Sexuality and Politics in the Gardens at West Wycombe 285 -- and Medmenham Abbey -- Wendy Frith -- Gothic Gallantry: Humphry Repton, Lord Byron, 311 -- and the Sexual Politics of Landscape Gardening -- Stephen Daniels -- Women, Gardens, and the English Middle Class 337 -- in the Early Nineteenth Century -- Heath Schenker -- Contributors 361 -- Indexes 365