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What is Beauty? History, Evolution and Theory: The relevance of sublime and picturesque thought to the contemporary context

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Evans, Brian Mark (2016) What is Beauty? History, Evolution and Theory: The relevance of sublime and picturesque thought to the contemporary context. In: Beauty, function and sustainability in the age of austerity, 03 - 04 March 2016, Sheffield, UK.
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What is Beauty? History, Evolution and Theory: The relevance of sublime and picturesque thought to the contemporary context

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Creators/Authors:

Evans, Brian Mark

Abstract:

The paper explores the relevance of concepts of the sublime and the picturesque to the contemporary practice of landscape architecture in the UK.

Official URL:

https://www.landscapeinstitute.org/pressrelease/major-landscape-institute-conference-on-the-value-of-beauty-in-time-of-austerity/

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Beauty, Sublime, Picturesque, Landscape Design, Landscape Architecture

School/Academic Area:

Mackintosh School of Architecture

Dates:

Date

Date Type

17 December 2015

Accepted

3 March 2016

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Status:

Published

Funders:

The Landscape Institute

Related URLs:

http://ihbc.org.uk/events/?p=5538

Event Title:

Beauty, function and sustainability in the age of austerity

Event Location:

Sheffield, UK

Event Dates:

03 - 04 March 2016

Output Type:

Conference or Workshop Item (Lecture)

Output ID:

5258

Date Deposited:

19 Apr 2017 09:16

Last Modified:

09 Jul 2018 10:11

Deposited By:

Brian Evans

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