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1. Giant's Garden.

Author

Dzinga, Rachel

Subjects
GARDENS in art, 21ST century painting
Published
2023

2. Whether Museum Spatial Experience Can Synthesize Its Exhibits In the Museum With Chinese Garden Configuration.

Author

Zheng, Lu, Weimin, Guo, and Xuan, Zhou

Subjects
MUSEUMS, GARDENS in art, SPATIAL analysis (Statistics), CHINESE gardens, LAYOUT (Printing), SYNTAX in programming languages
Abstract

Abstract: Traditional Chinese private gardens with their fascinating spatial layouts represent a tiptop accomplishment of classical garden art. However, whether the museum spatial configuration with Chinese style garden can still synthesize its exhibits when the spatial attribute of Chinese private garden is imitated and imbedded into modern museum? To better testify the consideration, this paper took Suzhou Museum as an example, a museum with the layout of Chinese style garden, to analyze its spatial visual attribute by using Depthmap software based on space syntax theory. Meanwhile, through comparing with Zhuozheng Garden which is a classical private garden adjacent to Suzhou Museum, we found a similar spatial attribute both in Zhuozheng Garden and Suzhou Museum: the indoor spaces for exhibit layout are separated while the outdoor spaces for traveling and landscape are continuous by studying visual connectivity and integration graphs. That is to say, Suzhou Museum with Chinese garden configuration, its space for exhibit layout is generally segregated from the overall museum spatial experience. In addition, in order to re-examine above findings, visitors were randomly selected to be observed and recorded their traveling routes or stops for sightseeing. The analysis results of visitor behavior pattern also showed a relatively close relation with the former visibility graph analyses. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

Published
2011
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3. Isaac Leschcvin: Embroiderer, Gardener and Printmaker.

Author

Fuhring, Peter

Subjects
ARTISTIC creation, GARDENERS, PRINTMAKERS, ART history, LANDSCAPE prints, GARDENS in art, ART museums, ARTISTS
Abstract

The article focuses on the rare and less recognized works of embroiderer, gardener and printmaker Isaac Leschevin. It claims that only one print, depicting the garden of the castle of Batestein in the Netherlands, was attributed to Leschevin. It stresses that the printed garden is already nonexistent, but portrays much on the early preferences of Dutch during the seventeenth century. Meanwhile, it alleges that some of Leschevin's prints, describing portals and palisades, can be found at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Published
2001

4. The Fragments d'Opéra: A Series of Beauvais Tapestries After Boucher.

Author

STANDEN, EDITH A.

Subjects
TAPESTRY, MUSEUM directors, GARDENS in art, OPERA in art
Abstract

The article examines the opera-based tapestries called fragments d'opéra, which are created after the painter François Boucher and Jean-Baptiste Oudry, the director of Beauvais, proposed to do a series of them. The tapestries include circa 1752 "Renaud Endormi," in which the paladin is depicted in his sleep in the enchanted garden of the sorceress Armida. The other tapestries in the series include the "Vénus et les Amours" which was recorded woven in 1752, the "Sommeil d'Issé" and "Vertumne et Pomone."

Published
1986
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5. DIALOGS OF DEAFENING GIFTED EAVESDROPPERS.

Author

François, Jean-Charles

Subjects
MUSIC improvisation, VIRTUOSITY in musical performance, GARDENS in art, TONE color (Music theory)
Abstract

The article presents dialogs from several eavesdroppers concerning the improvisation proposition of composer Vinko Globokar. It discusses the notion of virtuosity and the image of the garden in relation to the description of an individual subjectivity of timbre production. The aesthetic approach of improvisation is also defined.

Published
2009

6. Blondelle Malone.

Author

Kamata, Suzanne

Subjects
LANDSCAPE painters, GARDENS in art, WOMEN painters, WOMEN artists
Abstract

The article profiles Blondelle Malone, a landscape painter who was called "The Garden Artist of America" at the height of her career during the early 1900s. It includes background information on Malone and her career as an artist, as well as a description of her most notable artworks. Also cited are Malone's travels to other countries to showcase her artworks.

Published
2008

7. 11 Best Places to Sketch.

Author

JORDAN, COURTNEY

Subjects
DRAWING, MUSEUMS in art, GARDENS in art, BOOKSTORES, BOTANICAL gardens
Abstract

The article offers suggestions on the best places to make a sketch. As suggested, some of the best places to sketch can be places that are familiar like favorite lunch spot or bookstore, the street where one lives, and grocery store or post office. Museums, sculpture gardens, public art spaces, botanical gardens, community gardens, fruit-tree groves, or a park can also prove good for sketching.

Published
2018

9. Prime.

Subjects
GUILDS, GARDENS in art
Abstract

The article reports on the gardens artist guild established by the Huntington Library and Art Gallery in California, open for both professional and amateur artists.

Published
2019

12. Unravelling Uppark.

Subjects
ART exhibitions, GARDENS in art
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "Unravelling Uppark" at Uppark House and Gardens in West Sussex, England through November 2, 2014, which features artworks from various artists that reference the history and elements of the Uppark house and garden.

Published
2014

13. AG Art Gallery.

Subjects
CHILDREN'S art, GARDENS in art, HORSES in art, CHILDREN'S periodicals, CHILDREN
Abstract

Features artwork sent in by readers of "American Girl" magazine. Painting of a garden; Painting of a horse.

Published
2004

14. Winterthur's natural treasure.

Author

Higgins, Adrian

Subjects
ART exhibitions, ART museums, GARDENS in art
Abstract

Presents information on an exhibition entitled, `Romancing the Land: Portrait of the Winterthur Garden,' at the estates of Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum in Washington. Inclusions in exhibition; Du Pont's interest in his gardens.

Published
1995

15. New This Month on EM-News.com.

Subjects
CEMETERIES, PAINTING, GARDENS in art
Abstract

The article discusses various topics features in EM-News.com including one about a family visit to a West Virginia cemetery, another on concepts of safety in a riveting online lecture and one on oil painting of a garden.

Published
2008

16. Saint Max.

Author

Shearin, Rhonda and Freeman, Allen

Subjects
PHOTOGRAPHIC processing, PHOTOGRAPHY of gardens, GARDENS in art
Abstract

Provides information on the technique used by portraitist Max Donoso Saint in garden photography. Career background of the photographer; Periodicals which featured the garden images captured by Donoso; Overview of his book "Parques y Jardines de Chile."

Published
2005

17. Container Gardens.

Subjects
SMALL sculpture, SMALL art works, SCULPTURE, GARDENS in art, NATURE, CULTURE
Abstract

The article highlights the interest of sculptor Samuel Kim of SQLA Inc. in designing and constructing small-scale art objects that capture a sense of place. The sculpture "Garden in a Box" was derived from the minimalist Zen garden ideas found by the sculptor at Ryoanji in Japan. Kim explores how to illustrate abstract thoughts of the natural world within everyday environments by defining a place where nature is an integral part of culture.

Published
2001

18. The history of gardens in painting.

Author

Heinicke, J. H.

Subjects
GARDENS in art, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "The History of Gardens in Painting," by Nils Büttner with translation by Russell Stockman.

Published
2009
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19. Gardens in Art.

Author

Douglas, Lake

Subjects
GARDENS in art, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article presents a review of the book "Gardens in Art," by Lucia Impellusa, translated by Stephen Sartarelli.

Published
2007

20. ART OF THE GARDEN.

Author

Hopkinson, Martin

Subjects
GARDENS in art, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Art of the Garden: The Garden in British Art, 1800 to the Present Day," edited by Nicholas Alfrey, Stephen Daniels and Martin Postle.

Published
2004

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