Hanging Garden Collection

Group portrait in the garden in Tyndareus Messina Tyndareus. Date of Photograph:23-25/08//1913

Portrait of two women in the garden to Tyndareus Messina Tyndareus. Date of Photograph:23-25/08//1913

Women's group photographed during a walk in the gardens of the Pincio in Rome Rome gardens of the Pincio. Date of Photograph:10/1911

The portico and open gallery of Palazzo Borghese in Rome, seen by the Ninfeo, called bath of Venus Rome Palazzo Borghese, court-yard Courtyard, Building Late Renaissance, Renaissance

The court-yard of Palazzo Borghese, with the Ninfeo, called bath of Venus, work by G. P. Schor and C. Rinaldi Rome Palazzo Borghese, court-yard Fountain Baroque

View of the Church of the Trinit from the garden of the Palazzo Comunale of Viterbo Viterbo Palazzo Comunale, garden. Date of Photograph:1890 ca

The fountain of the Nymph in Palazzo Borghese, Rome. The complex, called the "bath of Venus", was done by G.P. Schor and C. Rainald

Loggia on the roof garden of the Palazzo Piccolomini in Pienza. In the background the Cathedral Pienza Building - Facade Early Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods

Hanging garden, illustration
Herbal, 14th century. Orgione Rizzardo, Liber Herbarius una cum Rationibus conficiendi Medicamenta. Plate: Hanging garden. Folio 81 recto

Vertical garden C015 / 5186
Vertical garden. Also called a green wall, living wall, or biowall, this horticultural and architectural installation consists of plants growing or hanging from a wall

Vertical garden C013 / 5117
Vertical garden. Also called a green wall, living wall, or biowall, this horticultural and architectural installation consists of plants growing or hanging from a wall

Water cascades down from Reynold Mountain at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park Montana

The Hanging Gardens at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park in Montana

Wildflowers in the Hanging Gardens below Mt Clements at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park Montana

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