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BETWEEN HOME AND HEAVEN: CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY

standards. The main body of his catalogue, and the exhibition itself, are exemplary in this regard, but the introductory essay simply does not measure up to the standards that JacksonStops has himself set not only in this instance, but throughout his extensive writings on garden history. If you were among those fortunate enough to have seen the exhibition, you know it was a remarkable contribution to the field. For those less fortunate who were unable to visit An English Arcadia, the catalogue and its illustrations open an exhilarating vista onto a world that everyone interested in landscape gardening generally, and its British development specifically, will want and need to experience. The catalogue, An English Arcadia, 1660-1990: Designs for Gardens and Garden Buildings in the Care of the National Trust by Gervase Jackson-Stops is published by AIA Press; $32.50 clothbound, $22.50 paperbound; 160 pages with 159 illustrations, 58 of them in color. Edward Harwood is Associate Professor in the Department of Fine Arts at Bates College, Lewiston, Maine 04240.