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VANDER GROEN, Jan; NYLANDT, Pieter Le jardinier du Pays-Bas, où sont décrits toutes sortes de belles maisons de plaisance & de campagne [...]. With about 200. models of flowerbeds & others, labirinths, pavilions, trellised & meshed works of lates, & quadrans or solar clocks. Brussels Ph. Vleurgat 1672 5 parts in 1 vol, 4to: [26]-180-[2] pp. (soiling, some water stains, sm. hole in 1 leaf, copy skillfully restored). Modern overl. vellum, title label on the spine. Second edition of the French translation (1st French-German ed.: Amst., 1669, as the original Dutch ed.) of this rare popular book combining garden design and architecture, with the cultivation of fruit and flowers, as well as sections on animal medicines and bees. Each part has its own title page: 1. "Le jardinier du Pays-Bas", - 2. 24. nouveaux & curieux modelles de parterres à la françoise [...]", - 3. deux cens modelles, pour ceux qui se plaisent au jardinage [...]", - 4. boutique à remèdes, enseignant, de quelle manière il faut préparer les médecines pour guérir les maladies des animaux", - 5. traité des abeilles, ou mouches à miel [...]". The book, illustrated with more than 250 woodcuts, gives numerous models of parterres, labyrinths, trellises, fountains, etc., explanations of many plants, notes on sundials, etc. Vander Groen, gardener to the Prince of Orange, also explains the difference between the French and the Dutch garden. Parts 4 and 5 were written by the physician Nijland and deal with beekeeping and veterinary medicine. Ref. Berlin Kat. 3393. - UniCat (2 copies: KBR). - STCV (1 copy: Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington). - Images of gardens from the 16th to the 20th century. [...]. Namur, 1996, p. 95, n. 20 (ed. 1675). - Hunt 314 (1st Dutch ed.). - Not in Nissen, Pritzel, Plesch.
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VANDER GROEN, Jan; NYLANDT, Pieter Le jardinier du Pays-Bas, où sont décrits toutes sortes de belles maisons de plaisance & de campagne [...]. With about 200. models of flowerbeds & others, labirinths, pavilions, trellised & meshed works of lates, & quadrans or solar clocks. Brussels Ph. Vleurgat 1672 5 parts in 1 vol, 4to: [26]-180-[2] pp. (soiling, some water stains, sm. hole in 1 leaf, copy skillfully restored). Modern overl. vellum, title label on the spine. Second edition of the French translation (1st French-German ed.: Amst., 1669, as the original Dutch ed.) of this rare popular book combining garden design and architecture, with the cultivation of fruit and flowers, as well as sections on animal medicines and bees. Each part has its own title page: 1. "Le jardinier du Pays-Bas", - 2. 24. nouveaux & curieux modelles de parterres à la françoise [...]", - 3. deux cens modelles, pour ceux qui se plaisent au jardinage [...]", - 4. boutique à remèdes, enseignant, de quelle manière il faut préparer les médecines pour guérir les maladies des animaux", - 5. traité des abeilles, ou mouches à miel [...]". The book, illustrated with more than 250 woodcuts, gives numerous models of parterres, labyrinths, trellises, fountains, etc., explanations of many plants, notes on sundials, etc. Vander Groen, gardener to the Prince of Orange, also explains the difference between the French and the Dutch garden. Parts 4 and 5 were written by the physician Nijland and deal with beekeeping and veterinary medicine. Ref. Berlin Kat. 3393. - UniCat (2 copies: KBR). - STCV (1 copy: Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington). - Images of gardens from the 16th to the 20th century. [...]. Namur, 1996, p. 95, n. 20 (ed. 1675). - Hunt 314 (1st Dutch ed.). - Not in Nissen, Pritzel, Plesch.
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