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Traces in Garden and Forest
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Traces in Garden and Forest

2013
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Summers in Marion and Southampton, a trip to see the 1889 Paris Exposition Universelle, and a cruise down the Rhone River—over a five-year span ofGarden and Forest, from 1888 through 1892, Van Rensselaer contributed essays about these and more experiences and her impressions of a wide diversity of landscapes. Shifting easily from a broad overview of regional setting to details such as the color of a wildflower, she remained a tirelessly curious observer of natural and urban settings. Her editorials, articles, and letters to the editor reveal her knowledge of botany and geology, the manner in which she