Chris De Maegd, ‘ Les jardins sont la partie la plus riante d’une maison’. Gardens of noble residences in the 17th and 18th century This article deals with the 1600-1800 gardens of the elite in this region, except those of the princely residences. Our analysis is based on the reading of their presentation in the works of Vredeman de Vries, Sanderus, Leroy, Derons, Leloup, de Cantillon, manuscript maps and plans of Brussels. The background and meaning of the popularity of gardens from the second half of the 16th century is touched on, as well as the inspiring model of the mediaeval hortus conclusus for the geometric, formal or ‘ French’ garden style and the importance of garden literature. The following gardens are explored in more detail ...
Le Nouveau Jardin Pittoresque (The New Picturesque Garden) association was founded in 1913 to ‘renew...
This article examines the resistance of the urban garden to landscaping in the XVIIIth century. Why ...
International audienceIn the 1760’s the taste for English gardens spread all over Europe and reached...
Chris De Maegd, ‘ Les jardins sont la partie la plus riante d’une maison’. Gardens of noble residenc...
peer reviewedThe English Garden appearead in the Low Countries quite late in the 18th century since ...
A fundamental source for the study of gardens before the French Revolution : the atlas of the noble ...
The subject of the gardens of the Middle Ages, from the XIth to the beginning of the XIVh century, r...
The pre-modern period (1573-1867) marks the start of a new development of gardens in many areas, and...
The shift from regular to irregular layouts was a major break in the European history of gardens. Th...
L’équipe recherche sur les littératures, les imaginaires et les sociétés (ERLIS, EA 4254, université...
Il est possible de mener une étude sur les « Parterres » considérés comme des « lieux communs » de l...
La thèse cherche à dépasser l'appréciation simplement esthétique du jardin classique et à en rattach...
International audienceThe analysis of the professions and the technical skills developed in the real...
Die Geschichte der Kunst des Gartenbaus, ein Gegenstand, der im ständigen Wandel begriffen, fragil u...
This paper presents a crucial aspect of the residential policy of a nobleman from the Habsburg Low C...
Le Nouveau Jardin Pittoresque (The New Picturesque Garden) association was founded in 1913 to ‘renew...
This article examines the resistance of the urban garden to landscaping in the XVIIIth century. Why ...
International audienceIn the 1760’s the taste for English gardens spread all over Europe and reached...
Chris De Maegd, ‘ Les jardins sont la partie la plus riante d’une maison’. Gardens of noble residenc...
peer reviewedThe English Garden appearead in the Low Countries quite late in the 18th century since ...
A fundamental source for the study of gardens before the French Revolution : the atlas of the noble ...
The subject of the gardens of the Middle Ages, from the XIth to the beginning of the XIVh century, r...
The pre-modern period (1573-1867) marks the start of a new development of gardens in many areas, and...
The shift from regular to irregular layouts was a major break in the European history of gardens. Th...
L’équipe recherche sur les littératures, les imaginaires et les sociétés (ERLIS, EA 4254, université...
Il est possible de mener une étude sur les « Parterres » considérés comme des « lieux communs » de l...
La thèse cherche à dépasser l'appréciation simplement esthétique du jardin classique et à en rattach...
International audienceThe analysis of the professions and the technical skills developed in the real...
Die Geschichte der Kunst des Gartenbaus, ein Gegenstand, der im ständigen Wandel begriffen, fragil u...
This paper presents a crucial aspect of the residential policy of a nobleman from the Habsburg Low C...
Le Nouveau Jardin Pittoresque (The New Picturesque Garden) association was founded in 1913 to ‘renew...
This article examines the resistance of the urban garden to landscaping in the XVIIIth century. Why ...
International audienceIn the 1760’s the taste for English gardens spread all over Europe and reached...