West India Company's Gardens c. 1936
helenmiller
drawing
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pattern heavy
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drawing
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natural stone pattern
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pattern
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landscape
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geometric pattern
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repetitive shape and pattern
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wooden interior design
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geometric
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repetition of pattern
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vertical pattern
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wooden texture
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pattern repetition
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decorative-art
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layered pattern
"West India Company's Gardens" is a 1936 watercolor by Helen Miller (1855-1995). The artwork depicts a bird's-eye view of a formal garden, with geometrically shaped beds, hedges, and pathways, showcasing the classic design principles of the 17th and 18th centuries. The garden's layout suggests a focus on symmetry and order, common characteristics of French formal gardens, which were inspired by Renaissance ideas of balance and harmony. The artwork's soft colors and meticulous details highlight the beauty and precision of this style of gardening.
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