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Anonymous

07/26/26(Sun)10:24:07 No.223399310

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Why do the English and French gardening styles invoke the opposites of their national characters?

Anonymous
07/26/26(Sun)10:31:23 No.223399507

Anonymous 07/26/26(Sun)10:31:23 No.223399507

because you think in stereotypes

did you know in the 19th century france was considered a cold, rationalist secular country and germany was seen as the land of love?

Anonymous
07/26/26(Sun)11:54:14 No.223401809

Anonymous 07/26/26(Sun)11:54:14 No.223401809

>English "garden"
Literally just a field?

Anonymous
07/26/26(Sun)12:00:49 No.223401971

Anonymous 07/26/26(Sun)12:00:49 No.223401971

>>223399310
>1: shit for palace to demonstrate noble wealthy or whatever
>2: literally a golf field

Anonymous
07/26/26(Sun)12:04:30 No.223402060

Anonymous 07/26/26(Sun)12:04:30 No.223402060

>>223399310
French gardens are actually copied from Northern Italian ones. A symetrical but natural looking garden is actual perfection.

Anonymous
07/26/26(Sun)12:16:28 No.223402372

Anonymous 07/26/26(Sun)12:16:28 No.223402372

>>223399507
Kind of, Germany was seeing as Don Juan faustians whose your daughter would be robbed as a bride..
>muh proof
Goethe was romantic to the core, and apreciator of natural paisage and fugere urbem, Hitler said: our folk is a land of poetry

Anonymous
07/26/26(Sun)12:19:28 No.223402451

Anonymous 07/26/26(Sun)12:19:28 No.223402451

>>223402372
Before damage caused by industrialization, krauts was really friendly people and loved share meals with neighborhoods and made friends