Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 210
of formal gardening appears atransient pose and mere affectation. We have,however, tried to show that this teaching rests onsure foundations, and that architectural principles andgarden design must go together if we are to get re-sults at all befitting the beauty and importance of thesubject. It is… … Fig. 53-—Enclosed Garden and Sundial. 188 GARDENS IN THE MAKING or designs which are clearly anachronisms, and of ob-jects which have not a real value in the garden scheme. But the sundial in its essence is a very practicalaffair. It is a dial to tell us the hour of the day,though as such it has…
