Italian Gardens Collection
Italian gardens have long been admired for their beauty and elegance
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Italian gardens have long been admired for their beauty and elegance. From the stunning landscapes of Holywell in Eastbourne, captured in a vibrant colour litho by Mary Hilton and Jim Lancaster, to the regal visit of 1896 at Blenheim Palace, where black and white photographs immortalized the momentous occasion. The Italian Gardens at Holywell, with its meticulously designed layout and enchanting flora, transport visitors to a world of serenity and tranquility. The litho captures the essence of these gardens, showcasing their vibrant colors that bring joy to all who behold them. Blenheim Palace is no stranger to grandeur, as depicted in an illustrated litho from yesteryears. The Royal Visit showcased not only the palace's magnificence but also its exquisite Italian Gardens. These gardens are a testament to timeless beauty that has captivated generations. Traveling further back in time takes us to Vatican City's Vatican Palace - home to Pope Pius IV during his reign from 1499-1565. The pleasure garden and Pavilion created under his patronage were marvels of design and sophistication. Across the seas lies Mount Edgecumbe with its Grand Fete celebration. Engravings capture this lively event where guests reveled amidst bazaars filled with treasures while surrounded by picturesque Italian Gardens. Even modern-day London boasts its own slice of Italian charm within Lancaster Gate. Ethel Davies' creation showcases how these gardens continue to inspire awe even in contemporary times. Lastly, we journey back into history once more with an engraving from the 1870s depicting Trentham's South Front viewed through its resplendent Italian Gardens. This glimpse into England's past reminds us that these gardens have stood as testaments to artistry throughout centuries and can not just spaces adorned with flowers; they are living works of art that transcend time itself.