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Evolution of Garden Designs: From Formal to Landscaped in Art

Explore the transition of garden designs from formal to landscaped in art history. Compare the ordered beauty of sixteenth and seventeenth-century formal gardens with the natural charm of eighteenth-century landscapes at Stourhead in Wiltshire.

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Evolution of Garden Designs: From Formal to Landscaped in Art

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  1. Anne of Cleves (Henry VIII‘s fourth wife) by Hans Holbein

  2. A miniature of Sir Walter Raleigh by Nicholas Hilliard

  3. A formal garden, with its gravel paths, small flower beds, and clipped shrubs, all in regular patterns. Formal gardens were the fashion in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

  4. An eighteenth-century landscaped garden (at Stourhead in Wlitshire). Here, the trees and plants grew in a much more natural way.

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