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Drawing, Study for a Gazebo and Terrace Garden

 

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Drawing, Study for a Gazebo and Terrace Garden
Black and white drawing of a design for a fenced in terrace garden and a gazebo. Steps lead down from the terrace to two plant beds surrounded by walkways. Each plant bed has small oval shrubs at each of its corners. The larger bed in the foreground has a low ledge design forming a T with two parallel hedges on either side and a vertical one on top. Lining the fence on either side of the garden are shrubs connected with garland with tall thin trunks topped with leaves in a circular shape. The fence is filled with a windowpane lattice with tall, lush trees behind. At the far end is a gazebo that is the width of the garden. It is a rectangular shape with a peaked roof. Beyond the gazebo is a building with clouds in the distance.
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