Dutch Garden in the Seventeenth Century

Edited by John Dixon Hunt

    • Introduction John Dixon Hunt
    • William III as Builder of Het Loo K. H. D. Haley
    • For Profit and Ornament: The Function and Meaning of Dutch Garden Art in the Period of William and Mary, 1650-1702 Erik De Jong
    • “Belvedere,” or the Principle of Seeing and Looking in the Gardens of Johan Maurits van Nassau-Siegen at Cleves Wilhelm Diedenhofen
    • The Country Estate Immortalized: Constantijn Huygens’ Hofwijc Willemien B. De Vries
    • The Bentinck Garden at Sorgvliet Vanessa Bezemer-Sellers
    • Daniel Marot: A French Garden Designer in Holland Florence Hopper
    • Notes on Plants Used in Dutch Gardens in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century Carla Olden Burger-Ebbers
    • “But who does not know what a Dutch garden is?” The Dutch Garden in the English Imagination John Dixon Hunt
    • Index
  • Cover: Dutch Garden in the Seventeenth Century