Dumbarton Oaks

Sources for Garden and Landscape Studies — filed under: Garden and Landscape Studies, Resources Located in Research / Garden and Landscape Studies / Resources for Scholars

Spatial Responses to Violence: Counter Monuments and Site-Specific Installations in Post-Apartheid South Africa — filed under: Fellowship Report, Garden and Landscape Studies

Jessica Hurd, Indiana University Bloomington, Summer Fellow 2010

Located in Research / Garden and Landscape Studies / Fellows and Visiting Scholars

Spatializing Gentility: The Public Park and Civic Pride in the Colonial Indian Landscape — filed under: Fellowship Report, Garden and Landscape Studies

Jyoti Pandey Sharma, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal, India, Summer Fellow 2011

Located in Research / Garden and Landscape Studies / Fellows and Visiting Scholars

Special Collections — filed under: Byzantine Studies, Garden and Landscape Studies, Pre-Columbian Studies, Resources

Explore holdings from the Image Collections and Fieldwork Archives and the Dumbarton Oaks Archives.

Located in Research / Library and Archives

Special Lecture Series: Hidden Landscapes of the Past: Uncovering the Ancient World through LiDAR — filed under: Events, Public, Pre-Columbian Studies, Public Lecture, Garden and Landscape Studies

In this interdisciplinary summer lecture series, speakers look at how different applications of LiDAR have changed our understanding of ancient landscapes.

Located in Events & Programs / Events in Pre-Columbian Studies / Pre-Columbian Public Lectures

Spring Garden and Landscape Studies Symposium — filed under: Garden and Landscape Studies, Events, Symposium, Upcoming

May 10–11, 2024 | Vera S. Candiani, Symposiarch

Located in Events & Programs / Events in Garden and Landscape Studies

Suburbs of Last Resort: Vitality and Ruin on the Edges of San Francisco Bay — filed under: Fellowship Report, Garden and Landscape Studies

Peter Ekman, University of California, Berkeley, Mellon Fellow 2016–2017, Spring

Located in Research / Garden and Landscape Studies / Fellows and Visiting Scholars

Suffering in the Garden — filed under: Visiting Scholar, Garden and Landscape Studies, Scholar Spotlight

Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn introduces Gethsemane, extinct fruit trees, and more

Located in News & Press / News Archives / 2019

Summer 2012 Fellows — filed under: Garden and Landscape Studies, Pre-Columbian Studies, Fellowship Program, Byzantine Studies Located in News & Press / News Archives / 2012

Sustaining Beauty: The Performance of Appearance — filed under: Public, Garden and Landscape Studies, Events, Public Lecture

December 4, 2008 | Garden and Landscape Studies Public Lecture, Beth Meyer, University of Virginia

Located in Events & Programs / Events in Garden and Landscape Studies / Public Lectures

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