Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 194
gh its semi-transparent wall. TREILLAGE AND IRONWORK 171 Where expense is no object, a garden adornedwith treillage architecture is a most desirableaddition to the grounds, and provides a beautiful andquite harmonious variation to the other enclosures.The woodwork can be varied, too, by wrought… … Fig. 47.—Garden House of Treillage. XWATER, STONE, AND LEAD Pools and Fountains THE picture of the garden domain is cer-tainly not complete without the gratefulpresence of the pool or fountain. The three ele-ments of water, earth, and sky, when the sun is atits height, form a unity which is sadly…
