Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Foreword -- Introduction. The shaping of space; the meaning of place -- 1. Magic, myth, and nature : landscapes of prehistoric, early ancient, and contemporary peoples -- I. Caves and circles : sustaining life and discerning cosmic order -- II. Architectural mountains and the earth's first cities : landscape as urban power in early ancient civilizations -- III. Ritual and landscape in prehistoric Greece : earth goddess and the mighty lords -- IV. Cosmology in the landscapes of the Americas : spirits of earth and sky -- 2. Nature, art, and reason : landscape design in the classical world -- I. Gods and humans : the new contract with nature -- II. Polis and Acropolis : city and temple in the Greek landscape -- III. Empire : Hellenism and Roman urbanism -- IV. Garden and villa : the art of landscape in ancient Rome -- 3. Visions of paradise : landscape design as symbol and metaphor -- I. Paradise as a literary topos : gardens of god and gardens of love -- II. Paradise on earth : the Islamic garden -- III. Paradise contained : walled cities and walled gardens of the European Middle Ages -- 4. Classicism reborn : landscape ideals of the Renaissance in Italy and France -- I. Petrarch, Alberti, and Colonna : humanism and the landscape -- II. Bramante and the rediscovery of axial planning : gardens of sixteenth-century Italy -- III. Axial planning on an urban scale : the development of Renaissance Rome -- IV. Currents of fashion : the transformation of the Italian garden in France -- V. The evolution of French urbanization and garden style : Paris in the time of Henry IV -- 5. Power and glory : the genius of Le Nôtre and the grandeur of the Baroque -- I. The making of Vaux-le-Vicomte and Versailles : André Le Nôtre -- II. The garden as theater : Italian Baroque and Rococo gardens.. }
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- catalog description "Foreword -- Introduction. The shaping of space; the meaning of place -- 1. Magic, myth, and nature : landscapes of prehistoric, early ancient, and contemporary peoples -- I. Caves and circles : sustaining life and discerning cosmic order -- II. Architectural mountains and the earth's first cities : landscape as urban power in early ancient civilizations -- III. Ritual and landscape in prehistoric Greece : earth goddess and the mighty lords -- IV. Cosmology in the landscapes of the Americas : spirits of earth and sky -- 2. Nature, art, and reason : landscape design in the classical world -- I. Gods and humans : the new contract with nature -- II. Polis and Acropolis : city and temple in the Greek landscape -- III. Empire : Hellenism and Roman urbanism -- IV. Garden and villa : the art of landscape in ancient Rome -- 3. Visions of paradise : landscape design as symbol and metaphor -- I. Paradise as a literary topos : gardens of god and gardens of love -- II. Paradise on earth : the Islamic garden -- III. Paradise contained : walled cities and walled gardens of the European Middle Ages -- 4. Classicism reborn : landscape ideals of the Renaissance in Italy and France -- I. Petrarch, Alberti, and Colonna : humanism and the landscape -- II. Bramante and the rediscovery of axial planning : gardens of sixteenth-century Italy -- III. Axial planning on an urban scale : the development of Renaissance Rome -- IV. Currents of fashion : the transformation of the Italian garden in France -- V. The evolution of French urbanization and garden style : Paris in the time of Henry IV -- 5. Power and glory : the genius of Le Nôtre and the grandeur of the Baroque -- I. The making of Vaux-le-Vicomte and Versailles : André Le Nôtre -- II. The garden as theater : Italian Baroque and Rococo gardens.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Foreword -- Introduction. The shaping of space; the meaning of place -- 1. Magic, myth, and nature : landscapes of prehistoric, early ancient, and contemporary peoples -- I. Caves and circles : sustaining life and discerning cosmic order -- II. Architectural mountains and the earth's first cities : landscape as urban power in early ancient civilizations -- III. Ritual and landscape in prehistoric Greece : earth goddess and the mighty lords -- IV. Cosmology in the landscapes of the Americas : spirits of earth and sky -- 2. Nature, art, and reason : landscape design in the classical world -- I. Gods and humans : the new contract with nature -- II. Polis and Acropolis : city and temple in the Greek landscape -- III. Empire : Hellenism and Roman urbanism -- IV. Garden and villa : the art of landscape in ancient Rome -- 3. Visions of paradise : landscape design as symbol and metaphor -- I. Paradise as a literary topos : gardens of god and gardens of love -- II. Paradise on earth : the Islamic garden -- III. Paradise contained : walled cities and walled gardens of the European Middle Ages -- 4. Classicism reborn : landscape ideals of the Renaissance in Italy and France -- I. Petrarch, Alberti, and Colonna : humanism and the landscape -- II. Bramante and the rediscovery of axial planning : gardens of sixteenth-century Italy -- III. Axial planning on an urban scale : the development of Renaissance Rome -- IV. Currents of fashion : the transformation of the Italian garden in France -- V. The evolution of French urbanization and garden style : Paris in the time of Henry IV -- 5. Power and glory : the genius of Le Nôtre and the grandeur of the Baroque -- I. The making of Vaux-le-Vicomte and Versailles : André Le Nôtre -- II. The garden as theater : Italian Baroque and Rococo gardens.".