EditorialJonathan Tyers and his family. Jonathan Tyers (1702-1767). Proprietor of Vauxhall Gardens from 1728. Painting by Francis Hayman (1708-1776) showing Tyers (seated) with Thomas Tyers (eldest son, standing behind him), Elizabeth Tyers (daughter; seated, s...
EditorialJonathan Tyers and his family. Jonathan Tyers (1702-1767). Proprietor of Vauxhall Gardens from 1728. Painting by Francis Hayman (1708-1776) showing Tyers (seated) with Thomas Tyers (eldest son, standing behind him), Elizabeth Tyers (daughter; seated, s...
EditorialJonathan Tyers and his family. Jonathan Tyers (1702-1767). Proprietor of Vauxhall Gardens from 1728. Painting by Francis Hayman (1708-1776) showing Tyers (seated) with Thomas Tyers (eldest son, standing behind him), Elizabeth Tyers (daughter; seated, s...
EditorialKameido Tokyo, albumin paper, black and white positive process, hand colored, image size: height: 21.50 cm; width: 28.00 cm, titled, A44. Kameido Tokyo, travel photography, hist. Building, locality, street, The picture shows a tea house (Japanese: Chay...
EditorialSayama, a green tea, in the large garden that Chef Naoyuki Arai planted at his family’s home in Sakado, Japan, June 28, 2020. (Andrew Faulk/The New York Times)
EditorialKobori Enshu designed and built villa and gardens for prince Toshito in 1590. The gardens of Villa Katsura. A pond and a small tea house in the background.
EditorialKobori Enshu designed and built villa Katsura and its gardens for prince Toshito in 1590. The villa is a triumph of simplicity and precision, a "mirror image of the esoteric Japanese mind". A small tea-house seen from the villa.