- Maggie Cao (Harvard University), “Episodes at the End of Landscape: Hudson River School to American Modernism”
William R. Tyler Fellow
- Aleksandar Shopov (Harvard University, Spring), “Ottoman Horticultural Science and Practice, 1453–1669”
Summer Fellows
- Duncan Campbell (Australian National University), “The Dumbarton Oaks Anthology of Chinese Garden Literature”
- Naama Meishar (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), “Politics and Ethics in Landscape Architecture: Spacing, Expression, and Representation in Jaffa's Slope Park”
- Miranda Mollendorf (Harvard University), “The World in a Book: Robert John Thornton's Temple of Flora (1799–1812)”
- Katherine Rinne (California College of the Arts), “The Source of the Soul: Water for Villa Waterworks in Renaissance Rome”
- Terre Ryan (Loyola University Maryland), “Setting Liberty’s Table”
- Xiangpin Zhou (Tongji University), “An Imagination of the Chinese Shangri-La in a Western Way: Zhang Garden in Shanghai (1882–1918)”
2011–2012
To learn more about each scholar's project, please see the 2011–2012 Annual Report.
Visiting Scholars
- Duncan Campbell (Australian National University), “The Dumbarton Oaks Anthology of Chinese Garden Literature”
- Allen Grieco, Villa I Tatti, Director's Visiting Scholar, “The Gardens of Cecil Pinsent (1884–1963)”
Fellows
- Duncan Campbell (Australian National University), “The Dumbarton Oaks Anthology of Chinese Garden Literature”
- Louis Cellauro (Laboratoire de Recherche Historique Rhône-Alpes), “Varro’s Aviary at Casinum: Reconstructions from the Renaissance to the Present”
- Robin Veder (Pennsylvania State University), “‘Natural’ Performances: Early Twentieth Century Body Cultures in American Gardens”
Junior Fellows
- Michael Herchenbach (Bonn University, Germany), “Planting the Seeds of Rome: Garden Plants in the Northwestern Roman Empire”
- Miranda Mollendorf (Harvard University, Spring), “The World in a Book: Robert John Thornton’s Temple of Flora (1799–1812)”
- Alla Vronskaya (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Fall), “Landscape as Experience: Rationalist Movement in Soviet Architecture, 1919–1941”
Summer Fellows
- Velma E. Love (Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University), “From Swamp Land to Sacred Landscape”
- Jyoti Pandey Sharma (Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal, India), “Spatializing Gentility: The Public Park and Civic Pride in the Colonial Indian Landscape”
- Rebecca Williamson (University of Cincinnati), “The Stuff of Cities: Resources and Waste in the Urban Landscape”
- Sevin Yildiz (New Jersey Institute of Technology), “New Jersey Meadowlands: Planning the Ecology of Disappearance, 1929–2004”
2010–2011
To learn more about each scholar's project, please see the 2010–2011 Annual Report.
Visiting Scholar
- John Dixon Hunt (The University of Pennsylvania), “The Role of History in Contemporary Landscape Architecture”
Fellows
- Sonja Dümpelmann (University of Maryland), “Flights of Imagination: Aviation and Innovation in Twentieth-Century Landscape Design and Planning”
- Nurit Lissovsky (Technion–Israel Institute of Technology), “National Parks in the Service of Nation Building: The Pioneering Work of Lipa Yahalom and Dan Zur in Israel”
- James Nisbet (California State University, Long Beach, Spring), “Environment/Object/Ecosystem: Land Art after 1960”
- Anatole Tchikine (Trinity College Dublin – University of Dublin, Ireland), “Gardens, Fountains, and the Science of Waters: An Unpublished Treatise by Giovanni Antonio Nigrone (1609)”
Junior Fellow
- James Schissel (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), “Home Grown: Thomas Affleck’s Advocacy for Regional Identity in the American South, 1848–1868”
Summer Fellows
- Jonathan Conlin (University of Southampton), “Grounds for Pleasure: The Pleasure Garden in Britain and America, 1660–1914”
- Jessica Hurd (Indiana University Bloomington), “Spatial Responses to Violence: Counter Monuments and Site-Specific Installations in Post-Apartheid South Africa”
- Ulrike Krippner (Institut für Landschaftsarchitektur, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria), “Over the Ocean: Women Immigrants in American Landscape Architecture in the 1940s and 1950s”
- Natsumi Nonaka (School of Architecture, University of Texas, Austin), “Pergolas and Pavilions in Italian Renaissance Gardens: A Study of the Printed Primary Sources”
2009–2010
To learn more about each scholar's project, please see the 2009–2010 Annual Report.
Fellows
- Luisa Elena Alcalá (NYU in Madrid, New York University, Fall), “Converging Landscapes: The Representation of Place in Latin American Colonial Painting”
- Grey Gundaker (Department of Anthropology, College of William and Mary), “Wild Flowers: African and African Diaspora Landscapes and the Politics of Gardens”
- Thomas Zeller (University of Maryland), “Consuming Landscapes: The View from the Road in the United States and Germany, 1920–1970”
Junior Fellows
- Elsa Lam (Columbia University, Spring), “Wilderness Nation: Building Canada’s Railway Landscapes, 1884–1929”
- Stephen Whiteman (Stanford University), “Creating the Kangxi Landscape: Gardens and the Mediation of Qing Imperial Identity at Bishu Shanzhuang”
Summer Fellows
- Nicole Jeanne Cuenot (Columbia University), “The Force of Flowers: Bringing the Outdoors In at Versailles”
- Thomas F. Hedin (University of Minnesota, Duluth), “The Gardens of Versailles during the Early Reign of Louis ⅩⅣ: Three Studies”
- Sally O’Halloran (University of Sheffield), “The Serviceable Ghost: The Forgotten Role of the Gardener in England from 1600 to 1730”
- Priyaleen Singh (School of Planning and Architecture), “Conservation of Historic Gardens in India: The Florence Charter on Historic Gardens Illustrated, Expanded, and Critiqued”
2008–2009
To learn more about each scholar's project, please see the 2008–2009 Annual Report.
Fellows
- Mahvash Alemi (Rome, Italy), “Safavid Gardens as the Representation of their World and Culture”
- Eric A. MacDonald (University of Georgia), “The Art which Mends Nature: The Contributions of Garden and Forest to the History of American Environmentalism”
Junior Fellows
- Nina Gerlach (University of Heidelberg, Fall), “The Garden as Film Backdrop: Construction of Cinematic Garden Space”
- Jennifer Raab (Yale University), “The Language of Landscape: Frederic Church and the Culture of Detail in Nineteenth-Century America”
Summer Fellow
- María del Carmen Magaz (Universidad del Salvador), “Public Space: Development of Garden and Park Conservation Practices, Current Debates, and Laws”
Beatrix Farrand Distinguished Fellow
- Stephen Bann, CBE (University of Bristol, Spring), “Ian Hamilton Finlay and the Creation of the Garden at Stonypath/Little Sparta”
2007–2008
To learn more about each scholar's project, please see the 2007–2008 Annual Report.
Fellows
- David L. Hays (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), “Paolo Bürgi, Cardada”
- Bo Jiang (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences), “The Design of Tang Imperial Gardens: Tradition, Creativity, and Symbolization”
- Yi Wang (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Spring), “The Relationship between Gardens and Woodblock Prints in Sixteenth Century Ming China”
Junior Fellow
- Miguel de Baca (Harvard University), “First, A Fence: The Vernacular Cultural Space of Anne Truitt's Early Sculpture”
Beatrix Farrand Distinguished Fellow
- Peter Jacobs (Université de Montréal, Canada, Spring), “Folklore and Forest Fragments”
2006–2007
To learn more about each scholar's project, please see the 2006–2007 Annual Report.
Fellows
- Cammy Brothers (University of Virginia), “Mediterranean Landscapes”
- Thomas Hedin (University of Minnesota, Duluth, Fall), “The Fountain of Latona: Louis ⅩⅣ and the Premier Versailles”
- Shikui Li (Wuhan University), “The Aesthetics of Chinese Classical Garden in Yuan Ye”
Junior Fellow
- Rebecca L. Reynolds (The University of Chicago), “Sculpture Parks, Sculpture Gardens and Site-Specific Practices in the United States, 1965–1991”
Summer Fellow
- Sally Ann Grant (University of Sydney), “Play in the Garden in Early Modern Venice”
2005–2006
To learn more about each scholar's project, please see the 2005–2006 Annual Report.
Fellows
- Richard Coulton (Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom), “Discourses of Horticulture in England, 1660–1760”
- M. Elen Deming (College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, Spring), “Wish-Landscapes and Garden Cities”
- Maryrica Ortiz Lottman (University of North Carolina, Charlotte), “Myriad Gardens: Landscapes of the Baroque Spanish Stage”
Junior Fellow
- Igor Demchenko (State Institute of Art Research, Moscow, Russia), “The Visual Representation of Heavens and Paradise in Medieval Islamic Culture”
2004–2005
To learn more about each scholar's project, please see the 2004–2005 Annual Report.
Fellows
- Kendall Brown (California State University, Long Beach), “Rhetorical Landscapes: A Social History of Japanese-Style Gardens in North America”
- Raffaella Fabiani Giannetto (University of Pennsylvania), “The Medici Gardens of Fifteenth-Century Florence: Conceptualization and Tradition”
- Christian A. Tschumi (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland / University of Kyoto, Japan), “Shin-Sakuteiki: A Manifesto for the Japanese Garden”
Junior Fellow
- Katherine Temple von Stackelberg (Trinity College Dublin – University of Dublin), Reassessing the Roman Hortus: Cultural Self-Definition and the Aesthetics of Production”
Summer Fellows
- Louis Cellauro (Saint-Fons, France), “In Modem Circi: Pliny the Younger's Hippodrome at Tusci and its Posterity in Renaissance Gardens”
- Joanna Guldi (University of California, Berkeley), “Border Panic: Regulating London's Parks and Squares, 1750–1830”
- Ann Komara (University of Colorado, Denver), “The Parc des Buttes Chaumont (Paris, 1867): Reception and Ideology of the Engineered Picturesque”
- Yuthika Sharma (Harvard Design School), “The Landscape of Colonial Monument Parks at Delhi, India (1857–1947): A Historical and Comparative Perspective”
2003–2004
Fellows
- Kathleen Wren Christian (Washington, D.C.), “The Ethics of Decorous Pleasure and the Birth of the Roman Sculpture Garden, 1475–1530”
- Elizabeth Lebas (Middlesex University, London 2, Spring), “Reforming Beauty: Female Social and Political Engagement in Public Gardens and Landscapes in Early Twentieth-Century London”
- Kristine Miller (University of Minnesota), “Designing the Public: Money, Access and Expression in New York City's Public Spaces”
Junior Fellow
- B. Deniz Çalis (Middle East Technical University, Ankara), “Reconstruction of the Journey to ‘Kagithane Commons’: Symbol of a Short-Lived Cultural Renewal in Ottoman Istanbul (1718–1730)”
Summer Fellows
- Catherine Benoit (Connecticut College), “African American and Caribbean Gardens: The Experience of Space and Nature in Slave and Post-Slave Societies”
- Denis Ribouillault (Université Paris I, Sorbonne), “Landscape, Power and Property: Topographical Landscape Painting in the Decoration of Villas and Palaces in Rome and the Lazio, 1530–1630”
- Dorota Sikora (Centre for the Preservation of Historic Landscape, Warsaw), “The Influence of Western European Garden Treatises on Polish Baroque Garden Art”
- Christian A. Tschumi (ETH, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich), “Mirei Shigemori (1896–1975), Modernizing the Japanese Garden”
2002–2003
Fellows
- Margaret Flanders Darby (Colgate University), “The Victorian Glasshouse”
- Yizhar Hirschfeld (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), “Landscape Architecture, Horticulture, and Society: A Classical Legacy in Late Antiquity”
Junior Fellows
- Katherine M. Bentz (Pennsylvania State University), “Cardinal Cesi's Garden: Antiquities, Landscape, and Social Identity in Early Modern Rome”
- Rachel Iannacone (Instituto de Investigaciones, Esteticas, Mexico, University of Pennsylvania), “Open Space for the Underclass: New York City's Small Parks (1880–1915)”
Summer Fellows
- Kristóf Fatsar (Szent István University, Budapest), “Delicate Liaisons: Social Network of Gardeners in the Eighteenth Century”
- Anna Olenska (Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw), “Sense of Nature and Landscape in Baroque Gardens of the First Half of the Eighteenth Century in Poland”
2001–2002
Fellows
- Nurhan Atasoy (Istanbul University, Spring), “The Emergence of Floral Design in Ottoman Art and Ottoman Garden”
- Joseph Disponzio (Harvard University), “Jean-Marie Morel and the Invention of Landscape Architecture”
- Barbara Kenda (University of Notre Dame), “Grotto-Architecture of Villa Garzadori-da Schio”
- Marina Moskowitz (University of Glasgow, Spring), “Seed Money: The Economies of Gardening in Nineteenth-Century America”
- Hui Zou (McGill University), “Jing of the Xiyang Lou: A Perspective Garden in the Garden of Perfect Brightness”
Fellow In Residence
- James Dickie (Fellow in residence in Granada), “The Alhambra in Focus”
Special Garden Archeology Fellow
- Amina-Aïcha Malek (EHESS, Paris), “The Sense of Nature in Roman-African Domus, Second–Fifth Centuries”
Summer Fellows
- Giovanna Alberta Campitelli (Sovraintendenza Beni Culturali, Rome), “The Genesis and the Models for Villa Borghese in Rome”
- Irma Patricia Diaz Cayeros (Instituto de Investigaciones, Esteticas, Mexico), “Between Decoration and Symbolism: The Use of Knot Motives in Puebla Cathedral Choir Stalls and its Connection with Garden Designs”
- Paul Smith (University of Sussex), “The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial: A Cultural Production”
- Boris Sokolov (Russian State University for the Humanities), “Western Tradition in Russian Garden Art: Models and Transformations”
2000–2001
Fellows
- Leigh-Ann Bedal (University of Pennsylvania), “Of Politics and Paradise: The History and Meaning Behind Petra’s Paradeiso”
- Catherine Benoit (Guadeloupe, French West Indies), “African American Gardens in the Caribbean and the East Coast of the United States”
- Tracy L. Ehrlich (Colgate University, Fall), “Family and Papacy in the Roman Countryside: Villa Culture at Frascati in the Borghese Era”
- Erik A. de Jong (Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, Spring), “Sublime Landscape. Presenting the Unpresentable: A Project for a Monument Dedicated to Napoleon in the Alpine Scenery of the Mont Cenis from 1813”
- Victoria Siu (University of San Francisco), “The Evolution of the Yuanming Yuan: Diverse Cultures in an Eighteenth-Century Imperial Chinese Garden”
Junior Fellow
- Philip Hu (New York University), “Mi Wangzhong (1570–1628): An Artist and Patron in Late Ming China. The Gardens of Mi Wangzhong as Social and Cultural Nodes in Late Ming Beijing”
Special Garden Archeology Fellow
- Amina-Aïcha Malek (EHESS, Paris), “The Sense of Nature in Roman-African Domus, Second–Fifth Centuries”
Summer Fellows
- Margaret Flanders Darby (Colgate University), “Women Under Glass: Ideologies of Femininity in Nineteenth-Century Conservatory Gardening Literature”
- Margherita Azzi Visentini (Politecnico de Milano), “The Borromean Islands on the Lago Maggiore”
1999–2000
Fellows
- Shirine Hamadeh (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), “Ottoman-European Shared Sensibilities: The Eighteenth-Century Picturesque”
- Linda B. Parshall (Portland State University), “The Green Prince of Germany: The Gardens of Puckler-Muskau and the Late Romantic Landscape”
- Betsey Robinson (University of Pennsylvania), “Fountains and the Culture of Water at Roman Corinth”
1998–1999
Fellows
- Giorgio Galletti (Florence, Italy), “Proposal to Develop the Framework for a Long-Term Management Strategy for the Protection and Conservation of the Medici Landscape along the Arno River Valley from Florence to Pistoia”
- Elizabeth K. Meyer (University of Virginia School of Architecture, Spring), “The Margins of Modernity: Theories and Practices of Modern Landscape Architecture”
Junior Fellows
- George Dodds (University of Pennsylvania), “An Extended Landscape for Living: The Garden Art of Carlo Scarpa”
- Laura J. Lawson (University of California, Berkeley), “Urban Gardening Programs in the United States: A History of Ethics, Economics, and Community”
Summer Fellows
- Nebahat Avcioglu (Cambridge, England), “The Visual Discourse of Turkish Architecture in the Eighteenth-Century English Landscape Gardens: Vauxhall and Kew Gardens Revisited”
- Anne L. Helmreich (Texas Christian University), “Our England is a Garden: National Identity and the Garden in England, 1870–1914”
- Neil M. Maher (New York University), “Planting More Than Trees: The Civilian Conservation Corps and the Roots of the American Environmental Movement, 1929–1945”
1997–1998
Fellow
- Scott Redford (Georgetown University), “Landscape and the State in Medieval Anatolia”
Junior Fellows
- Vittoria Di Palma (Columbia University), “The Science of Aesthetics in Eighteenth-Century Landscape Design”
- David Hays (Yale University), “The Irregular Garden in Eighteenth-Century France”
Summer Fellows
- Mahvash Alemi (Rome, Italy), “The Graphical Restoration of the Royal Gardens of the Safavid Period in Isfahan in the Light of the Drawings of Engelbert Kaempfer”
- Louis Cellauro (Saint Fons, France), “The Muses, Mount Parnassus, and Renaissance Gardens”
- Lauro Magnani (University of Genova, Italy), “The Genoese Garden Inside the European Context During the Sixteenth and Eighteenth Centuries: Grottos, ‘Ninfei’ and Decorating Items”
1996–1997
Fellows
- Angela M. Blake (The American University, Washington, D.C.), “This is New York! Landscapes of the Metropolis, 1890–1931”
- Yizhar Hirschfeld (Hebrew University of Jerusalem), “Rural Settlement in Roman-Byzantine Palestine”
- Louise A. Mozingo (University of California, Berkeley), “Corporate Office Parks in the United States”
- Erik H. Neil (Tulane University), “Status and Distinction: The Villa Culture of Sicily in the Early Modern Period”
- Richard E. Quaintance, Jr. (Rutgers University), “Politics in English Landscaping from 1725 to 1775”
1995–1996
Junior Fellows
- Joseph Disponzio (Columbia University), “Jean-Marie Morel and the French Picturesque”
- Elizabeth Dean Hermann (Harvard University), “Urbanism and Landscape as Reflection and Symbol of Social, Political, and Environmental Change in Fourteenth-Century Nasrid Granada”
- Barbara Lynn-Davis (Princeton University), “Landscape Architecture and Landscapes of the Imagination in Renaissance Venice”
- Rebecca Williamson (University of Pennsylvania), “Use and Pleasure: Practice and Theory in Late Eighteenth-Century Veneto Architecture and Landscape Architecture”
Summer Fellows
- David H. Haney (Yale University), “Scenic Illusions: Pursuing Nature at Acadia”
- Abdul Rehman (University of Engineering & Technology, Lahore, Pakistan), “Garden City Relationship of Mughal Lahore: An Enquiry through Early Seventeenth-Century Sources”
- Ada V. Segre (University of York), “Plan and Planting Design of a Mid-Seventeenth-Century Giardino di Fiori in Northern Italy”
1994–1995
Fellows
- Gert Gröning (Hochschule der Künste Berlin), “Aspects of the Mutual Influence in the History of Urban Public Parks in the United States and Germany”
- Mark Laird (Toronto, Canada), “Ornamental Planting Design in English Pleasure Grounds, 1700–1830”
Junior Fellows
- Dianne Harris (University of California, Berkeley), “Lombardia Illuminata: The Formation of an Enlightenment Landscape in Eighteenth-Century Lombardy”
- Marcus R. Köhler (Freie Universität Berlin), “Johann Busch (ca. 1725–1795), Gardener of the Court of Catharine II of Russia”
Summer Fellows
- Tracy L. Ehrlich (Columbia University), “The Villa Mondragone and Seventeenth-Century Villeggiatura at Frascati”
- Christopher Vernon (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), “Wilhelm Miller and Walter Burley Griffin: The Prairie Spirit in Landscape Architecture”
- Robin Whalley (Bath College of Higher Education), “The Gardens of Harold Peto (1854–1933) and the Impact of the Renaissance on British Garden Design, ca. 1900–1914”
1993–1994
Fellows
- Julia A. King (St. Mary's College of Maryland), “Landscape and the Use of History in Nineteenth-Century America”
- Charles McLaughlin (The American University), “Biography of Frederick Law Olmsted (1822–1903)”
Junior Fellows
- Tracy L. Ehrlich (Columbia University), “The Villa Mondragone and Seventeenth-Century Villeggiatura at Frascati”
- Marguerite S. Shaffer (Harvard University), “See America First: Tourism and National Identity, 1905–1939”
Summer Fellows
- Joseph Disponzio (Columbia University), “The Eighteenth-Century French Landscape Designer and Theorist, Jean-Marie Morel”
- Elizabeth Hyde (Harvard University), “The Flowering of Early Modern French Culture”
- Denis B. Walker (University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand), “The Text of Place: Nostalgia and the Other as Spatial Representation in Garden Design”
1992–1993
Fellows
- Grey Gundaker (Yale University), “Working My Yard: Private Sanctuary and Public Display in African-American Yards and Gardens”
- Erik A. de Jong (Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam), “A Book of Garden Designs from 1592 for Emperor Rudolf II in the Collection of the Dumbarton Oaks Garden Library: Hans Puechfeldners Nüssliches Khünstbuch der Gardtnerij”
Junior Fellows
- Timothy Mark Davis (University of Texas, Austin), “The Road Nobody Knows: Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway as a Case Study in Urban Landscape Design”
- Anne L. Helmreich (Northwestern University), “Representations of Gardens and Concepts of Englishness, 1880–1914”
Summer Fellows
- Kurt Culbertson (Aspen, Colorado), “The German Influence in the Development of American Landscape Architecture”
- Jody Hoppe (University of California, Santa Barbara), “Petrus Crescentius’ Livres des Proffits Champêtres et Ruraux”
- Suzanne Louise Turner (Louisiana State University), “Window to the Nineteenth-Century American City: The New Orleans Notarial Archives Drawings”
1991–1992
Fellows
- Alistair Craig Clunas (Victoria and Albert Museum), “The Gardens of the Wen Family: Ownership, Depiction, and Description in Suzhou, 1500–1650”
- Edward S. Harwood (Bates College), “Leaping the Fence: The English Landscape Garden and the Eighteenth Century”
- Alexandra H. Wilkinson (London, England), “Ancient Egyptian Gardens: Landscape and Symbolism”
- Terence Young (University of California, Los Angeles), “California Landscape Design and Its Relation to the Production of Ornamental Plants, 1860–1930”
Summer Fellow
- Raymond Gastil (Princeton University), “Secret Poetry and Public Good: The Gardens of Giuseppe Jappelli”
1990–1991
Fellows
- C. Allan Brown (Charlottesville, Virginia), “The Villa Garden in Jefferson’s Virginia, 1790–1830”
- Norris Brock Johnson (The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill), “The Dragon's Gate: Tenryu Temple and Garden, Kyoto, Japan”
Junior Fellow
- Rebecca W. Davidson (Cornell University), “The Italian Garden in America”
Summer Fellows
- Susan Ford (University of Technology, Loughborough, Leicestershire), “Gender Space and the Victorian Suburban Garden, 1800–1870”
- Margherita Azzi Visentini (Politecnico di Milano), “Nineteenth-Century Gardens of the Veneto: Their Sources, their Influence”
- Alexandra Wilkinson (Georgetown University), “Gardens in Ancient Egypt: Horticulture and Religious Symbolism”
1989–1990
Fellows
- William Tishler (The University of Wisconsin), “The Life and Work of H. W. S. Cleveland: A Pioneer of American Landscape Architecture”
- Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn (University of Hannover), “The ‘Wild Garden’ and the ‘Nature Garden’: A Comparison between the Garden Concepts of William Robinson and Willy Lange”
Junior Fellows
- Stephen Bending (Pembroke College, University of Cambridge), “The Inscription of Politics in English Gardens and their Literature in the Later Eighteenth Century”
- Elizabeth Kryder-Reid (Brown University), “Landscape as Myth: The Contextual Archaeology of an Annapolis Landscape”
- Franco Panzini (Rome, Italy), “Green Spaces in the Context of Urban Growth: From the Court Garden to the Public Park”
Summer Fellows
- Mahvash Alemi (Rome, Italy), “Safavid Gardens and their Urban Context”
- Philippe Forêt (University of Chicago), “Garden Architecture at the Manchu Court”
- Judith Major (University of Kansas), “A. J. Downing’s Theory of Landscape Gardening”
1988–1989
Fellows
- Mark Laird (Chelsea Physic Gardens), “Ornamental Planting in the Landscape Garden: 1730–1830”
- Nicholas Purcell (St. John's College, Oxford), “The Gardens of Rome: Culture, Society, and Economy of the Periphery of Ancient Rome”
Junior Fellows
- Donna M. Salzer (Harvard University), “Galeazzo Alessi’s Work as a Landscape Architect, Site Planner, and Engineer”
- Sara M. Wages (University of Maryland), “Dutch Paintings of Gardens in the Latter Half of the Seventeenth Century: Fact and Fiction”
Summer Fellows
- Ferdinand Anders (University of Vienna), “The Gardens of Archduke Maximilian—Precursors, Prototypes, Imitations: A Contribution to the Landscape Architecture of the Nineteenth Century”
- Bettina Bergman (Mount Holyoke College), “Coast and Grove: Architectural Landscapes in Roman Painting”
- Sonia Berjman (University of Buenos Aires), “The Work of French Landscape Architects at Buenos Aires and Montevideo”
1987–1988
Fellows
- Michel Baridon (University of Dijon), “Garden Architecture and the Scientific Imagination: The Transition from the French to the English Type of Landscape Gardening”
- Claudia Lazzaro (Cornell University), “Garden in Renaissance Italy: Art in Nature”
- John Pinto, “Hadrian’s Villa New Tivoli and its Artistic Legacy”
- Lucia Tongiorgi Tomasi (University of Pisa), “Naturalistic Representation in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Europe”
Summer Fellow
- Mariette de Vos (Rome, Italy), “Grottoes and Painted Gardens: Landscape in Imperial Rome”
1986–1987
Fellows
- Linda B. Parshall (Portland State University), “Christian C. L. Hirschfeld and the Landscape Garden in Eighteenth-Century Germany”
- Eugenia Salza Prina Ricotti (Rome, Italy), “The Influence of Archaeological Interest on Sixteenth-Century Gardening”
- Ellen S. Smart (Saunderstown, Rhode Island), “Mughal Painting as a Source for Determining Plant Materials Used in Mughal Gardens”
Summer Fellow
- Margherita Azzi Visentini (Università di Padua), “Venetian Gardens between the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries”
1985–1986
Junior Fellows
- Christine Häuber (Cologne University), “The Garden of Maecenas and Lamia on the Esquiline in Rome: Topography, History, and Sculpture Findings”
- Margaret G. H. MacLean (University of California, Berkeley), “Sacred Land, Sacred Water: Inca Landscape Planning in the Machu Picchu Area”
- Susan B. Taylor (University of Pennsylvania), “Hubert Robert and the Baths of Apollo at Versailles”
Summer Fellows
- Vivian Rich (Victoria, B.C.), “Sir Edwin Lutyens, Viceroy's House Garden: Its Origins and its Influences”
- James L. Wescoat, Jr. (University of Chicago), “From Bagh-i-Gul Afishan to the Gardens of the Taj: The Evolution of a River Garden Landscape”
1984–1985
Fellows
- Robert I. Curtis (University of Georgia), “Piscina Romana: Fish Pools in Roman Landscape Design”
- John Dixon Hunt (University of Leiden), “Garden and Grove: The Italian Renaissance Garden in the English Imagination, 1600–1700”
Junior Fellow
- Leonard N. Amico (Yale University), “Bernard Palissy and the French Reformation: A Social, Intellectual, and Cultural History”
Summer Fellow
- Leonard N. Amico
1983–1984
Junior Fellows
- Leonard N. Amico (Yale University), “Bernard Palissy and the French Reformation: A Social, Intellectual, and Cultural History”
- Claudia Lazzaro (Cornell University), “Rustic Villa to Refined Farmhouse: The Evolution and Migration of an Architectural Form”
- Amy W. Meyers (Yale University), “Sketches from the Wilderness: Changing Conceptions of Nature in American Natural History Illustrations, 1680–1880”
- Robert E. H. Williams (University of London), “Lapidary Inscriptions in Italian and English Renaissance and Eighteenth-Century Gardens”
Summer Fellows
- Graeme Moore, “Harold Peto’s Designs for English Gardens”
- Nancy Volkman (Texas A & M University), “Horace William Shaler Cleveland: His Work and the Persistence of Design”
1982–1983
Associate Fellow
- Charles McLaughlin (American University), “The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted”
Junior Fellows
- Ann Friedman (Bryn Mawr College), “The ‘Grande Commande’ for the Sculpture of the Parterre d'eau at Versailles, 1672–1683”
- Therese O'Malley (University of Pennsylvania), “The National Mall: Art and Science in American Landscape Architecture”
- Marianne Ruggiero (Brown University), “The Development of the Picturesque Garden in the Veneto, 1780–1830”
Summer Fellow
- Vanessa Bezemer (Leiden University), “French Influence on Late Seventeenth-Century Dutch Garden Art (Clingendaell)”
1981–1982
Associate Fellow
- Charles McLaughlin (American University), “Frederick Law Olmsted”
Fellow
- Wilhelmina Jashemski (University of Maryland), “The Gardens of Pompeii, Herculaneum, and the Villas Destroyed by Vesuvius”
Junior Fellow
- Constance Lee (Brown University), “Gardens and Gods: Jacopo Galli, Michelangelo’s Bacchus, and their Art Historical Settings”
1979–1980
Fellows
- Richard Etlin (University of Kentucky), “Cities of the Dead: From Charnel House to Elysium in Eighteenth-Century Paris”
- Diane Kostial McGuire (Harvard University), “Beatrix Farrand’s Plant Book for Dumbarton Oaks”
1978–1979
Junior Fellows
- Miroslava Marie Benes (Yale University), “Scenographia politia all'aperto: Gardens and Theater Design in Northern Italy, 1650–1730”
- George Gorse (Brown University), “The Palace of Andrea Doria in Fassolo-Genoa”
- Betsy Rosasco (New York University), “The Sculptures of the Chateau of Marly, during the Reign of Louis XIV”
- David Schuyler (Columbia University), “The Picturesque Landscape and the Re-Orientation of American Art, 1800–1860”
1977–1978
Junior Fellows
- George Gorse (Brown University), “The Palace of Andrea Doria in Fassolo-Genoa”
- Keith Morgan (Brown University), “Charles Adams Platt and the American Renaissance”
- David Schuyler (Columbia University), “Public Landscape in Nineteenth-Century America”
1976–1977
Junior Fellows
- Frank Alvarez (Columbia University), “Sixteenth-Century Garden Nymphaeums”
- Keith Morgan (Brown University), “Charles Adams Platt”
Visiting Scholar
- Naomi Miller (Boston University), “The Flowing Symbol: A Study of French Renaissance Fountains”
1975–1976
Junior Fellow
- Frank Alvarez (Columbia University), “Sixteenth-Century Garden Nymphaeums”
Matthew Kearney Summer Garden Fellows
- Dennis Dahlin (University of California, Berkeley), “Study of Gertrude Jekyll and William Robinson”
- Nancy Stieber (University of Michigan), “Historic Preservation in the Netherlands”
Visiting Scholar
- Lionello Puppi (University of Padua and the Architectural Institute in Venice), “Picturesque Gardens in the Veneto”
1974–1975
Matthew Kearney Summer Garden Fellows
- Patricia O'Brien (University of California, Berkeley), “National Trust and the National Gardens Scheme in Great Britain”
- John Skibbe (Pennsylvania State University), “Andrew Jackson Downing and his Influence on the Layman’s Approach to Landscaping his Home”
Visiting Fellows
- Agnieszka Morawinska (University of Warsaw), “Study on the Subject of Modi, Eighteenth-Century Art Theory of Conventions of Mood and Expression, as Expressed in Garden Design and Decoration”
- Alan Tait (Glasgow University), “The Landscape Garden in Scotland”
Visiting Scholar
- Gerda Bollwitzer (Bund Deutscher Landschaftsarchitekten, Germany), “The Influence of Le Notre in the Gardens of Europe”
1973–1974
Fellow
- Suzanne Lang (Warwick University), “Garden Structures of English Landscape Gardens”
Junior Fellow
- Carolyn Lewis, “History of the Villa Pisani at Montagna; Nymphaeum of Palladio's Villa Barbaro at Maser”
Summer Fellows
- Eleanor McPeck (Harvard University)
- Michael Van Valkenburg (Cornell University)
Visiting Fellows
- Agnieszka Morawinska (University of Warsaw), “Study on the Subject of Modi, Eighteenth-Century Art Theory of Conventions of Mood and Expression, as Expressed in Garden Design and Decoration”
1972–1973
Fellow
- Marcia Allentuck (City College, City University of New York), “Aesthetic Theories of Sir Uvedale Price and their Influence on Landscape Architecture”
Summer Fellows
- Robert E. Cleary, Jr. (Harvard University)
- Allan D. Garnaas