Award-winning author, landscape historian, and preservation consultant gave a wonderful Zoom presentation on her latest book, “Gardens of the Arts & Crafts Movement.”
Audience interaction: Education, it is just as much what you absorb as what you apply. In that vein, what did you learn from Judith Tankard’s presentation about Arts and Crafts Gardens? What concepts would you apply to your own garden? Fantasies accepted. We would love your feedback about the program and how it may influence your future garden design. Please email the Garden Center your input at gpgardencenter@outlook.com. Reference books: Click here for a list of Judith Tankard’s reference books on Arts and Crafts Gardens.
Judith Tankard is the author and/or co-author of several award-winning illustrated books on landscape history including, “Ellen Biddle Shipman and the American Garden,” winner of the 2019 J.B. Jackson Book Prize, her most recent award. Her well-respected articles and book reviews have appeared in many national publications. She also served as editor of the Journal of the New England Garden History Society for ten years. Judith recently retired as vice-president and long-time board member of the Beatrix Farrand Society. She is a frequent speaker at symposiums and conferences devoted to the preservation of historic landscapes, pioneer landscape designers, the Arts and Crafts Movement, and other topics popular both in the U.S. and Britain.
This Zoom program was a free event open to the public presented on October 6, 2021.