Mount Auburn Illustrated. In Highly Finished Line Engraving, From Drawings Taken on the Spot, by James Smillie. With Descriptive Notices by Cornelia W. Walter

Mount Auburn Illustrated, originally published in 1848, offers a fascinating glimpse into one of America's first garden cemeteries. Featuring highly finished line engravings by James Smillie, taken directly from on-site drawings, the book captures the serene beauty and carefully designed landscapes of Mount Auburn. Cornelia W. Walter provides descriptive notices that illuminate the historical and cultural significance of this pioneering burial ground.

More than just a collection of images, this volume serves as a historical record of a significant landmark in American landscape architecture and funerary practices. Readers will appreciate the detailed artistry of Smillie's engravings and Walter's insightful commentary, making this edition a valuable addition to any collection focused on American history, art, and landscape design. This beautifully reproduced edition allows a new generation to appreciate the vision and artistry of Mount Auburn.

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