tand what idea you annex to that term, though I conclude youmean by it in general a landscape with rough and broken parts; still,however, there is something extremely vague in the term of the painterslandscape, as also in that of gardening. In its enlarged sense and 428 LETTER TO H. REPTON.… … as a garden from a piece of rough pasture. Wouvermans, and many ofthe Dutch masters, often introduced parts of gardens into their land-scapes—Rubens sometimes, and Watteau very frequently, painted gar-den scenes only—in Claude, orange trees and flower-pots are mixedwith his buildings; hardly any…
Landscape gardening · Aesthetics
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