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Japanese Garden Design
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Title: Japanese Garden Design
Author: Marc Peter Keane
ISBN: 9780804820714
Publisher: Charles E. Tuttle
Published: 1997
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Condition: Used: Fair
Reading copy with considerable wear. May have marking in text. Binding may be cracked; all pages present. Does not include dust jacket. We sometimes source from libraries. We ship in recyclable American-made mailers. 100% money-back guarantee on all order
Q 1643562
Publisher Description:
In a land where space is infinitely precious, the art of landscaping and garden design has been taken to its ultimate limits of expresion. Yet while instantly recognizable by their unique and exquisite form, these gardens invariably resist a straightforward intellectual comprehension. The viewer instinctively senses that their creatoin has involved an aesthetic and philosophy that are completely separate from the Western tradition. In "Japanese Garden Design," Marc Peter Keane presents to the reader the essential concepts and processes that Japanese garden designers have employed through centuries, knowledge necessary for a true appreciation and cultivated familiarity with these living works of sculpture, these sacred spaces for reflection, these ethereal and graceful gardens of Japan.
Author: Marc Peter Keane
ISBN: 9780804820714
Publisher: Charles E. Tuttle
Published: 1997
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
Condition: Used: Fair
Reading copy with considerable wear. May have marking in text. Binding may be cracked; all pages present. Does not include dust jacket. We sometimes source from libraries. We ship in recyclable American-made mailers. 100% money-back guarantee on all order
Q 1643562
Publisher Description:
In a land where space is infinitely precious, the art of landscaping and garden design has been taken to its ultimate limits of expresion. Yet while instantly recognizable by their unique and exquisite form, these gardens invariably resist a straightforward intellectual comprehension. The viewer instinctively senses that their creatoin has involved an aesthetic and philosophy that are completely separate from the Western tradition. In "Japanese Garden Design," Marc Peter Keane presents to the reader the essential concepts and processes that Japanese garden designers have employed through centuries, knowledge necessary for a true appreciation and cultivated familiarity with these living works of sculpture, these sacred spaces for reflection, these ethereal and graceful gardens of Japan.
