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Stourhead Henry Hoare's Paradise Revisited

Dodd Dudley
Innbundet / 2021 / Engelsk

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781788543620
Publisert
2021-10-14
Utgiver
Vendor
Apollo
Høyde
290 mm
Bredde
245 mm
Aldersnivå
G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
320

Forfatter
Dodd Dudley
Bilder av
Majerus Marianne
Foreword by
Stourton James

Biographical note

Dudley Dodd visited Stourhead for the first time in 1973. While serving with the National Trust he wrote guidebooks of its houses in the South West and has subsequently contributed articles to scholarly periodicals. He edited The Letters of Henry Hoare 1760–1781 and collaborated with Simon Swynfen Jervis on Roman Splendour, English Arcadia, a study of the Sixtus Cabinet, the pietre dure masterpiece at Stourhead.

Stourhead Henry Hoare's Paradise Revisited

Dodd Dudley
Innbundet / 2021 / Engelsk
Dodd Dudley
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Brings both house and garden vividly to life... It makes for a gripping family saga. What is wonderful about this book is its range [...] and Dodd is especially good at setting the garden in context. A magnificent achievement

Gardens Illustrated

Dodd [is] meticulous and skilful. This is a finely crafted work and its telling illuminated by magnificent images of the property. It makes a wonderful addition to a library but it is also an important record of the history of one of the country's most splendid estates

The English Garden

Going through such a comprehensive account, Dudley Dodd gives the background and context that is needed to fully enjoy this amazing landscape garden, and brings Stourhead's story to alive

Country Gardener

Se alle

With sketches, plans and stunning photography by the renowned photographer Marianne Majerus, this book will appeal to those who know and love the gardens as well as those who are yet to visit

Wiltshire Living

Dudley Dodd captures the beauty and history of the Palladian jewel in Wiltshire and its colourful owners, the Hoares, who acquired the house in 1717 and used their wealth, creativity and taste to nurture the fine gardens we see today

Daily Mail

Using original and other contemporary artworks and references, a detailed picture of how the owners of Stourhead developed their vision and nurtured it is entertainingly and painstakingly presented

Garden News

A beautiful coffee table book for anyone with a interest in plant and natural photography, the history of British gardens and architecture and more, it comes highly recommended

Amateur Photographer

A beautiful illustrated guide to its history, with photos, plans and sketches of the Eden once described as "more beautiful than any landscape put on canvas"'

i News

Captures the stunning vision of Henry Hoare

The Lady

Written by Dudley Dodd and featuring beautiful new images by renowned photographer Marianne Majerus, <i>Stourhead: Henry Hoare's Paradise Revisited</i> offers a comprehensive visual history of this celebrated landscape, its famous Palladian house and art collection

Outdoor Photography

A book in which there is so much visual richness to enjoy

Home & Garden

Dudley Dodd, a figure from the golden days of the National Trust, is the perfect guide

House & Garden

'Brings both house and garden vividly to life... A magnificent achievement' Gardens Illustrated 'A finely crafted work... it is an important record of the history of one of the country's most splendid estates' The English Garden The Palladian house of Stourhead, in Wiltshire, occupies a plateau above the confluence of three valleys. When you cross the south lawn and descend the tree-hung slopes, you glimpse a lake adorned with classical temples. Continue and you will find an allegorical grotto; a gothick hideaway; a Pantheon of demi-gods and, on high, a deserted temple to Apollo. To the west Alfred's Tower commands views over three counties, a gaunt landmark to English monarchy and patriotism. This is how in Georgian times Henry Hoare – known as Henry the Magnificent – would have explored the garden he designed. Generations of the Hoare family, bankers who combined service with enlightened patronage and philanthropy, have developed and cultivated the garden at Stourhead, and for many its breathtaking vistas are paradise. Dudley Dodd charts the owners of Stourhead and the history of the landscape, house and art collection. He describes how flights of folly, individual flair, taste and careful stewardship have nurtured a national treasure, which is among the finest English landscape gardens and, since 1946, a jewel of The National Trust. The stunning new pictures by the renowned photographer Marianne Majerus provide an up to date record of this enduring Elysium.
Les mer
An illustrated history of the landscape garden at Stourhead, created by generations of the Hoare banking dynasty.
Brings both house and garden vividly to life... It makes for a gripping family saga. What is wonderful about this book is its range [...] and Dodd is especially good at setting the garden in context. A magnificent achievement
Les mer
An illustrated history of the landscape garden at Stourhead, created by generations of the Hoare banking dynasty.
The most complete history and guide – both textually and visually – of a world-famous garden and national treasure, visited by around 400,000 people a year.

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Brings both house and garden vividly to life... It makes for a gripping family saga. What is wonderful about this book is its range [...] and Dodd is especially good at setting the garden in context. A magnificent achievement

Gardens Illustrated

Dodd [is] meticulous and skilful. This is a finely crafted work and its telling illuminated by magnificent images of the property. It makes a wonderful addition to a library but it is also an important record of the history of one of the country's most splendid estates

The English Garden

Going through such a comprehensive account, Dudley Dodd gives the background and context that is needed to fully enjoy this amazing landscape garden, and brings Stourhead's story to alive

Country Gardener

Se alle

With sketches, plans and stunning photography by the renowned photographer Marianne Majerus, this book will appeal to those who know and love the gardens as well as those who are yet to visit

Wiltshire Living

Dudley Dodd captures the beauty and history of the Palladian jewel in Wiltshire and its colourful owners, the Hoares, who acquired the house in 1717 and used their wealth, creativity and taste to nurture the fine gardens we see today

Daily Mail

Using original and other contemporary artworks and references, a detailed picture of how the owners of Stourhead developed their vision and nurtured it is entertainingly and painstakingly presented

Garden News

A beautiful coffee table book for anyone with a interest in plant and natural photography, the history of British gardens and architecture and more, it comes highly recommended

Amateur Photographer

A beautiful illustrated guide to its history, with photos, plans and sketches of the Eden once described as "more beautiful than any landscape put on canvas"'

i News

Captures the stunning vision of Henry Hoare

The Lady

Written by Dudley Dodd and featuring beautiful new images by renowned photographer Marianne Majerus, <i>Stourhead: Henry Hoare's Paradise Revisited</i> offers a comprehensive visual history of this celebrated landscape, its famous Palladian house and art collection

Outdoor Photography

A book in which there is so much visual richness to enjoy

Home & Garden

Dudley Dodd, a figure from the golden days of the National Trust, is the perfect guide

House & Garden

'Brings both house and garden vividly to life... A magnificent achievement' Gardens Illustrated 'A finely crafted work... it is an important record of the history of one of the country's most splendid estates' The English Garden The Palladian house of Stourhead, in Wiltshire, occupies a plateau above the confluence of three valleys. When you cross the south lawn and descend the tree-hung slopes, you glimpse a lake adorned with classical temples. Continue and you will find an allegorical grotto; a gothick hideaway; a Pantheon of demi-gods and, on high, a deserted temple to Apollo. To the west Alfred's Tower commands views over three counties, a gaunt landmark to English monarchy and patriotism. This is how in Georgian times Henry Hoare – known as Henry the Magnificent – would have explored the garden he designed. Generations of the Hoare family, bankers who combined service with enlightened patronage and philanthropy, have developed and cultivated the garden at Stourhead, and for many its breathtaking vistas are paradise. Dudley Dodd charts the owners of Stourhead and the history of the landscape, house and art collection. He describes how flights of folly, individual flair, taste and careful stewardship have nurtured a national treasure, which is among the finest English landscape gardens and, since 1946, a jewel of The National Trust. The stunning new pictures by the renowned photographer Marianne Majerus provide an up to date record of this enduring Elysium.
Les mer
An illustrated history of the landscape garden at Stourhead, created by generations of the Hoare banking dynasty.
Brings both house and garden vividly to life... It makes for a gripping family saga. What is wonderful about this book is its range [...] and Dodd is especially good at setting the garden in context. A magnificent achievement
Les mer
An illustrated history of the landscape garden at Stourhead, created by generations of the Hoare banking dynasty.
The most complete history and guide – both textually and visually – of a world-famous garden and national treasure, visited by around 400,000 people a year.

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781788543620
Publisert
2021-10-14
Utgiver
Vendor
Apollo
Høyde
290 mm
Bredde
245 mm
Aldersnivå
G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
320

Forfatter
Dodd Dudley
Bilder av
Majerus Marianne
Foreword by
Stourton James

Biographical note

Dudley Dodd visited Stourhead for the first time in 1973. While serving with the National Trust he wrote guidebooks of its houses in the South West and has subsequently contributed articles to scholarly periodicals. He edited The Letters of Henry Hoare 1760–1781 and collaborated with Simon Swynfen Jervis on Roman Splendour, English Arcadia, a study of the Sixtus Cabinet, the pietre dure masterpiece at Stourhead.

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