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Jean Denis Attiret

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  • Palace of Versailles: gardens
    garden and landscape design
    / Chinese

    …garden, but the account of Father Attiret, a Jesuit at the Manchu (Qing) court, published in France in 1747 and in England five years later, promoted the use of Chinese ornament in such gardens as Kew and Wroxton and hastened the ā€œirregularizingā€ of grounds. The famous Dissertation on Oriental Gardening…

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    …garden, but the account of Father Attiret, a Jesuit at the Manchu (Qing) court, published in France in 1747 and in England five years later, promoted the use of Chinese ornament in such gardens as Kew and Wroxton and hastened the ā€œirregularizingā€ of grounds. The famous Dissertation on Oriental Gardening…

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