Wharton, Edith, 1862-1937 · New York : Century · leaf 172
ut of Italian landscape-architecture; and AI. Riat, in LArt des Jardins, repeats the legend of the VillaPamphily, while Dussieux, in his Artists Fran^ais aTEtranger, anxious to heap further honours on his com-patriot, actually ascribes to him the plan of the VillaAlbani, which was laid out by… … v I L L A C H 1 c> _i~ ^TH ROMAN VILLAS details of the Villa Ludovisi; but one need only comparethe dates of his gardens with those of the principalRoman villas to see that he was the pupil and not themaster of the great Italian garden-architects. The last great country house built for a Roman…
