Ontwerpen voor formele tuinen 1731
bernardpicart
architectural sketch
comic strip sketch
aged paper
old engraving style
etching
sketchwork
architectural drawing
pen work
architecture drawing
storyboard and sketchbook work
"Ontwerpen voor formele tuinen" (Designs for formal gardens) is a print from 1731 by Bernard Picart, a Dutch artist known for his detailed engravings. This work provides a series of geometric designs for formal gardens, showcasing a variety of patterns and layouts. The intricate illustrations demonstrate the mathematical principles behind garden design, showcasing the precise and symmetrical aesthetic popular in the 18th century. The inclusion of measurements and annotations alongside each design suggests a practical purpose, providing a guide for aspiring gardeners or architects. This work, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers valuable insights into the planning and creation of formal gardens during the Baroque era.
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