The Garden of Peter Marino
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| Rating | : | 4.27 (561 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0847858782 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 262 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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"fine, but if one is seeking a product for" according to Elisabeth Weber. I had high expectations, given my exposure to Marino through AD and because of enthusiastic reviews in various publicationsalso because of the price of $5fine, but if one is seeking a product for I had high expectations, given my exposure to Marino through AD and because of enthusiastic reviews in various publicationsalso because of the price of $53US. If one is seeking a heavy tome for the coffee table, fine, but if one is seeking a product for inspiration or information or guidancenothing. Some of the photos are blurred/filtered (for arts sake), there is very little text and what text there is, is placed on the bottom left hand side of a page with the rest of the page blank. Had I not thrown out the packaging, I would have returned the. US. If one is seeking a heavy tome for the coffee table, fine, but if one is seeking a product for inspiration or information or guidancenothing. Some of the photos are blurred/filtered (for arts sake), there is very little text and what text there is, is placed on the bottom left hand side of a page with the rest of the page blank. Had I not thrown out the packaging, I would have returned the. Beautiful! Excellent coffee table book Beautiful! Excellent coffee table book.
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"—Huffington Post"'The Garden of Peter Marino' (Rizzoli, $85, 256 pp.) showcases the grounds of the architect’s Hamptons estate, which are studded with whimsical sculptures by Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne."—The New York Times. "The gardens of Marino’s Hamptons home provide ample evidence of just that. During the past two decades, he’s worked mightily to transform that property from indifferent acreage to private paradise. “I have this Alice in Wonderland idea in my head that a garden should be a place of wonderment,” Marino says in the introduction of a new book out from Rizzoli, which takes an in-depth look at his sprawling property."—Vogue"A new book, The&
This book shows the landscape in different seasons and moods, captured in both a laid-back grandeur— sunny vistas, moonlit moments, the beauty of natural elements and sublime works of art—and in a moody atmosphere, when the dramatic light after a summer storm imbues the garden with a romantic haze. The garden is presented as a picturesque example of a first-rate contemporary landscape and as a dreamlike Eden.. The gardens feature carefully curated plants, trees, and flowers on twelve acres including a “color wheel” of purple, pink, red, and yellow gardens, evergreen trees, an apple orchard, a formal rose garden, and nearly forty works of art by François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne. Seasonal floral highlights include the colorful blooms of azaleas in the late spring, roses in June, and hydrangeas in the summer. The internationally acclaimed architect’s grounds of his Hamptons estate on Long Island, New York—a lush garden oasis masterfully transformed over the course of two decades. Peter Marino’s quintessentially American landscape is a combination of organizational rigor and a joyful informality in the use of plant materials