*Art Works from "Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew" (←link to the home page)*
This Botanic Gardens(←link to the picture page) was built in 1759 and illustrate significant periods of the art of gardens from the 18th to the 20th centuries. At the museum in my Pref. an hour away from home, there's the exhibition going on. My first experience to see these kind of great art works from England.
Unfortunately, taking pictures were prohibited except the signboard at the exit.
Enjoyed a wonderful artistic day from England♪♪♪
*Signboard, ticket and two postcards pictures among which I bought*
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| Wreath at the back entrance; |
*Slope to the entrance and the decoration for Tex's meme*
Loved to see this mini garden and the flags of two countries♪
Linking this post to "Good Fences"
I really appropriate your kind visits; my next post will be on Sat.
I'll try my best to visit you till then. Hope you are having a wonderful week;
See You Soon, Dear friends ♡♡♡
looks lovely, must have been a very nice exhibition.
ReplyDeleteI'm smiling at you because I came over to get my Japanese fix as our 3 lovely Japanese guests have now returned home, only to find you are in my homeland :) :) I did enjoy the calligraphy exhibition and dance recital as well!
ReplyDeleteWren x
Hello Miyako!:) Looks very interesting.I have been to Kew Gardens, and one day was not enough time to look around.It's a shame that you couldn't take pictures at the exibition near your home, but I know you will have enjoyed the experience of seeing the art work. Thank you for sharing these pictures.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
Warm Regards.
Hello Miyako, It must be a lovely exhibit.. The postcard, signboard and the wreath are lovely.. Too bad they did not allow photos.. Thanks for sharing, have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteHow interesting to see an English-style garden in Japan. Here in Canada many gardeners love Japanese-style gardens as well as English-style ones. :))
ReplyDeleteLove the postcards..
ReplyDeletesorry they didn't allow photos inside, but what you did get was great. :)
ReplyDeleteThere are a few places where I go that won't allow picture taking either, for a number of reasons. But you certainly got quite a collection of worthy and beautiful photos to share with us today!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, as always, Miyako. The English garden theme always has such lovely and delicate flowers among white backgrounds. I had a friend who once had a tea room called the English Garden, and it was delightful. Hugs from Texas.
ReplyDeleteIt must have been really lovely garden. Bit disappointed that we can't see, but the wreath and entrance areas look beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDo I see onsen symbol on the third flag?
Have wonderful day, Miyako san!
Shame you couldn't take any photos, but the mini-garden is sweet.
ReplyDeleteTo Dearest Tamago-san;
ReplyDeleteThank you SO much for your comment. The third flag is the '下関市 shimonoseki' city flag. As it is the city- museum, I guessed it so, but I confirmed it with pc page.
My husband said it looks like fish-bone p:)
Loveand Hugs Miyako,
Dearest Miyako,
ReplyDeleteToo bad you could not take pictures of that English Garden... Love the entrance and the pictures you took!
Hugs,
Mariette
It sounds like a lovely exhibition. I do like the statue at the entrance to the museum.
ReplyDeleteI really like those postcards!
ReplyDeleteLovely mini garden.
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