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In the great age of English garden design, eighteenth-century women working in the “sister arts” of painting, poetry, and landscape gardening adapted the Linnaean system of plant classification and the tradition of the erotic garden to create art with and for other women that celebrated everything from classical friendship to erotic love. In this book, filled with lush illustrations and intriguing stories, Lisa L. Moore reveals how these women artists used flowers, gardens, and landscapes to express their love for other women. Aristocratic diarist Mary Delany built a garden grotto for the…
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1 edition- Hardcover · English · 2011University of Minnesota Press · 243 pages · 9780816670130
Lesbianism in artThemes, motivesModern ArtsNature (Aesthetics)Arts, modernLGBTQ art & artistsLGBTQ biography and memoirLambda Literary Awards