Landprints: Reflections on Place and Landscape by George Seddon

Book Description

Secondhand. Fair to good condition. Minor edgewear to book and dust jacket. Foxing to foredges and preliminary blank page. Scratch to end blank page. Binding is still very good. Please see images for more information.

Foreword by G Nossal

A collection of essays by George Seddon on the landscape in Australia. The topics covered by Seddon are, as usual wide-ranging.

Landprints is a history, artistic and literary criticism, it is natural history and philosophy. It reveals the principles of landscape architecture, conservation, geology and ecology while avoiding the dryness of most textbooks. It is, above all, a search for general perspectives from particular examples. It is a valiant attempt to confront some of the key paradoxes of the day - internationalism and regionalism. Seddon recognises the place of humans in the landscape, and revels in the interplay between natural forms and human creations. (Foreword)