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This book is a compilation of William Robert Guilfoyle's writings on the plants, fruits, and flowers mentioned by William Shakespeare in his plays and poems. Guilfoyle, the celebrated architect of Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens, demonstrates his expertise as a landscape designer, botanist, and writer.
Each entry combines Guilfoyle's insights with beautiful illustrations from Basilius Besler's works and delicate watercolours by Jacques le Moyne. This collection offers a unique perspective, blending literary analysis with botanical knowledge and artistic expression. Perfect for lovers of Shakespeare, gardens, and art, this exploration reveals the fascinating intersection between the natural world and the immortal works of the Bard. It's a botanical journey through Shakespeare's world, brought to life by a master gardener.
Used (good, see images) Softcover ISBN 9780522873986
