An edition of The gardens of Roberto Burle Marx (1991)

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An edition of The gardens of Roberto Burle Marx (1991)

The Gardens of Roberto Burle Marx

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237 p. : 29 cm

Publish Date
Language
English
Pages
240

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Cover of: The Gardens of Roberto Burle Marx
The Gardens of Roberto Burle Marx
January 1, 2003, Timber Press, Incorporated
Hardcover in English
Cover of: The gardens of Roberto Burle Marx
The gardens of Roberto Burle Marx
1991, Thames and Hudson
in English
Cover of: The gardens of Roberto Burle Marx
The gardens of Roberto Burle Marx
1991, Timber Press
Cover of: The gardens of Roberto Burle Marx
The gardens of Roberto Burle Marx
1991, H.N. Abrams/Sagapress
in English
Cover of: The gardens of Roberto Burle Marx
The gardens of Roberto Burle Marx
1991, Sagapress/Timber Press
in English

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First Sentence

"Brazil. The name brings to mind a remarkable mosaic of riches to be found in this enormous country occupying half of South America and as large as Europe: magnificent beaches; tropical palms; silvery Embauba (Cecropia) trees rising above the vast sea of green forests covering the Amazon basin and its surrounding mountains; the sharply divided confluence of the clay-yellow waters of the Solimoes and the blackish River Negro as they meet to join the Amazon; great stretches of tawny grasslands; thorny trees; huge, black, granite boulders speckled with the rosettes of bromeliads, plants requiring little but the water collected at their hearts; endless fields of grass-green sugarcane and the vast, hidden treasures of the earth-the crystal, topaz, from smoky brown to glorious apricot, clear blue aquamarine and rich amethyst."

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Format
Hardcover
Number of pages
240
Dimensions
11.4 x 8.9 x 0.8 inches

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL8176101M
ISBN 10
0881921602
ISBN 13
9780881921601
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821132
Goodreads
1978100

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