Tracing Architecture examines the influence of ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and British architecture on aesthetic attitudes and design. It addresses the evolving relationship between text and image before mass reproduction and explores how print facilitated the discovery of antiquity in the long eighteenth century within a pan-European context.
Focusing on remarkable eighteenth-century women, this vibrant and beautifully illustrated account explores their lives and experiences in gardening. It highlights their contributions and the unique relationships they cultivated with nature, showcasing their creativity and resilience in a male-dominated society. The book offers insights into both personal stories and broader cultural contexts, celebrating the influence of these women in the world of horticulture.