In this unique study, Andre Rogger argues that Humphry Repton's main artistic achievement is provided by the text-image concepts of his "Red Books" rather than the finished gardens. Rogger's approach does not use individual "Red Books" as a documentary basis for reconstructing individual garden commissions - as has been done previously in Repton studies - instead their conceptual and artistic potential is examined in a new genre of aesthetic landscape discourse. With special features including a unique annotated catalogue of all 122 "Red Books", this is a comprehensive reading of Repton's landscape discourse and a fundamentally new approach to his main working tool, the "Red Books".
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