Of Gardens: An essay
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Authors:
- Bacon, Francis
1561 - 1626
- Pissarro, Esther
1870 - 1951
- Pissarro, Lucien
1863 - 1944
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"Of Gardens: An essay by Francis Bacon" delves into the significance of gardens, likely penned in the early 17th century. Bacon's eloquent prose extols the aesthetic and practical virtues of gardens, portraying them as essential components of a refined society and human pleasure. In this enlightening essay, Bacon expounds on the intricate design and purposeful arrangement of plants, advocating for their role in enhancing human well-being and aesthetic appreciation. Ideal for horticulture enthusiasts and history buffs, this timeless piece offers a captivating glimpse into the profound insights of one of the most renowned philosophers of his era.
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