- is the only
remaining trace of them. "
Parterres de pelouse" or "
parterres de gazon"
denominate cutwork parterres of low
growing herbs (e.g., camomile)...
- El
Parterre is a
landscaped park in Aguadilla,
Puerto Rico, that was
built in 1851. The park
encloses the Ojo de Agua (lit. 'water eye',
Spanish for 'spring'...
-
Parterre Box (often
stylized as
parterre box) is an
online magazine devoted to opera,
which cultivates an
attitude that may be
deemed to be campy, critical...
- The word
parterre comes from the
French par and
terre and
literally translated means "on the ground". The main
meaning of the word is the
front section...
- française
began to appear.
Elaborate parterres of broderies, with
their curves and counter-curves, were
replaced by
parterres of gr****
bordered with flowerbeds...
-
lower flat area,
usually below or at the same
level as the stage. The word
parterre (occasionally, parquet) is
sometimes used to
refer to a
particular subset...
- Le
Parterre,
originally called Place de l'Adresse-Symphonique, is a
public square in the
Quartier des
spectacles district in Montreal, Quebec, Canada....
-
France that laid the
groundwork for the
French formal garden.
Unlike the
parterres that were laid out in
casual relation to
existing châteaux,
often on difficult...
-
Parts of the
interior of the
schloss are open to the public, as are the
parterres and the
surrounding park.
Inside the schloss, an up-market restaurant...
- et de l'art (1638),
designs for
bosquets alternate with
patterns for
parterres. In the eighteenth-century,
bosquets flanked the Champs-Elysées, Paris...
