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Topographical view of Dixton Manor, Gloucestershire, the manor belonging to James Higford, detail

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Description: Topographical view of Dixton Manor, Gloucestershire, the manor belonging to James...
TitleTopographical view of Dixton Manor, Gloucestershire, the manor belonging to James Higford, detail
Creator nationality/cultureUnknown
Creator rolePainter
Creation datec. 1725–1735
Object typePainting
MaterialsOil on canvas
LocationArt Gallery and Museum, Cheltenham, United Kingdom
SubjectsLandscape painting, British--18th centuryAgricultural laborers in artHay--Harvesting
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7. Aftermath: Natural History and Gardening Just Before and Well Beyond 1800
Mark Laird
Description: A Natural History of English Gardening: 1650–1800
A Natural History of English Gardening: 1650–1800
This book spans the period covered by two very different histories of English garden design...
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Mark Laird
PublisherPaul Mellon Centre
Copyright© 2015 by Mark Laird
Related print edition pages: pp.329-385
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Chapter subject tags:Gardens, English--HistoryEvelyn, John, 1620-1706Walpole, Horace, 1717-1797Art and natural history--Great Britain--History--18th centuryBotanical illustration--England--18th centuryBeaufort, Mary Somerset, Duchess of, 1630-1715Shells--Collection and preservation--18th centuryOrnithology--History--18th centuryGarden ecology--Great Britain--History

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