Austere Gardens: Thoughts on Landscape, Restraint, & Attending
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Austere Gardens: Thoughts on Landscape, Restraint, & Attending

by Marc Treib

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In Austere Gardens, Marc Treib considers landscape through the related ideas of restraint and attentive observation. Centered on gardens and the experience of encountering them, this reflective book invites readers interested in design, nature, and the thoughtful perception of place.

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Austere Gardens: Thoughts on Landscape, Restraint, & Attending is a book by Marc Treib.

Its focus is expressed through three central ideas: landscape, restraint, and attending.

The title suggests a contemplative consideration of gardens and the discipline of looking closely.

It will interest readers drawn to landscape, garden design, and reflective writing about place.

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