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Academic & Professional Books  Botany  Plants & Gardens

The Royal Greenhouses of Laeken An Exceptional Plant Collection in a Glass City

By: Irene Smets(Author), Karin Borghouts(Illustrator)
80 pages, 50 colour photos, colour & b/w illustrations
Publisher: BAI Publishers
The Royal Greenhouses of Laeken
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Language: English

At the time of their construction (1874-1905) the Royal Greenhouses of Laeken were quite exceptional owing to their scale, the modernity of their architectural design in glass and metal, and the unique botanical collection that they housed. They remain a remarkable monument even in the 21st century: simultaneously grand and refined, exotic and functional, exuberant and harmoniously composed. And the botanical collection remains unique to this day thanks to its size and diversity, and thanks to the rarity and beauty of many of its trees and plants.

This new, updated BAI publication considers all aspects of the Royal Greenhouses: the architecture, the botanical diversity, the history and Queen Elisabeth's sculpture studio. The glorious photographs taken by Karin Borghouts are a fitting tribute to the splendour of this palace of glass and the flora that it contains.

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