A good, clean, First Edition copy of "Victorian Flower Gardens", by Andrew Clayton-Payne, formerly Head of British Drawings and Watercolours at Christie's, published by George Weidenfield and Nicolson of London in 1988. Flower gardens were virtually non-existent during the eighteenth century, and, at the beginning of the nineteenth century, garden design was still largely dominated by the grand eighteenth-century ideal of the garden as an extention of the natural landscape. Beautifully illustrated with contemporary watercolours of over 120 different gardens, this book documents the great changes that took place in garden design during the nineteenth century and traces the emergence and subsequent popularity of flower gardens. Hard covers, large format, 160 pages, original dust jacket
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