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The Villa Lante, near Biterbo, is outstanding among 16th century Italian gardens and is the undisputed highlight of this epoch the heyday of Italian horticulture. _

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Fritz Barth studied architecture in Stuttgart and Zurich. He runs an architects practice in Fellbach near Stuttgart, teaches at the TU Darmstadt and is the author of a series of books, including a study on the iconography of 16th-century Italian gardens (Die Villa Lante in Bagnaia , 2001), a monograph about the Bohemian Baroque master builder Johann Santini-Aichel (Santini, 2004) and a study of the fortifications of Francesco di Giorgio Martini (Martial Signifiers. Fortress Complexes by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, 2011).

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  • PublisherEdition Axel Menges
  • Publication date2001
  • ISBN 10 3932565053
  • ISBN 13 9783932565052
  • BindingHardcover
  • Number of pages512

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