by Cristina Castel-Branco · Verbo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9789722231732
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«A Índia nos Jardins Portugueses» is the art history essay by Cristina Castel-Branco, published by Verbo in paperback (435 pages, in Portuguese).
The work studies Portuguese gardens created under Indian influence as testimony to Portugal's encounter with the East in the Age of Discoveries. It analyses how these spaces perpetuate commercial, scientific and artistic relations, and champions the place of gardens in art history, where they had been ignored.
Published in 2017, the volume includes illustrations and falls within the areas of art, history and gardening.
For readers interested in art history, landscape design and the cultural legacy of the Portuguese Discoveries.
