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Parks and gardens in Anjou (from the Renaissance to today)
Published on 25 November 2009 - Updated 22 December 2010
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Cycle of 7 free lectures given by Olivier Rialland for the Municipal Institute’s programme in Angers, from 6 January to 7 April 2010, on some Wednesdays at 4pm.
The geography of Anjou and history of the people who have
shaped its multiple facets come unexpectedly to light as its
heritage and landscape creations are explored. At once
unsuspectedly rich and extremely fragile,
garden art prompts you to think about how Man's relationship
with Nature and the Landscape has changed over time
.
06/01/10: Historiography of the parks and gardens of
chateaus around Angers
20/01/10: Renaissance gardens
03/02/2010: Regular gardens of the 17
th century and
03/03/2010: English-style gardens and
17/03/2010: Landscape gardens of the 19
th century
24/03/2010: The return of French-style gardens
07/04/2010: Eclectic gardens from the early
Olivier Rialland is also putting on a lecture cycle on the
History
of gardens in Europe (from the Middle Ages to today).
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