Author: Xue Jian
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: "World Gardens, Architecture, and Landscapes Series" is an integrated collection of world landscapes captured and selected by professional designers and architects with their unique perspectives and insights. The series features over 2,000 photographs of gardens, architecture, and landscapes, which are the result of the author's two-year journey across more than 20 countries, personally examining and photographing them, and then carefully selecting from tens of thousands of images. The series is divided into four sub-series: "World Gardens," "World Urban Landscapes," "World Residences," and "Environmental Details." Each sub-series includes realistic photographs of dozens of architectural landscapes, allowing readers to explore and observe each location as if they were there in person. Through clear and beautiful images, readers can appreciate the charm of these places, not only examining the most important styles, models, and concepts for environmental art design but also gaining multi-faceted insights from historical, cultural, and professional perspectives. Considering different cultures, eras, and environmental types, the works selected for the series have been carefully curated, covering a wide range of content from ancient Rome to modern Europe, from palaces to urban gardens.
World Gardens, Architecture and Landscape Series - World Urban Landscape
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