C. 'Design for Kensington Gardens'; 1OOO ft. to 7' in. This shows theUpper Garden north of the Palace as laid out by Henry Wise 1704-1711 (see D. Green, op. cit., PP. 75-77, P1S. 24, 25), but the scheme for the Gardens between the Palace and the Serp... Unspecified

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C. 'Design for Kensington Gardens'; 1OOO ft. to 7' in. This shows theUpper Garden north of the Palace as laid out by Henry Wise 1704-1711 (see D. Green, op. cit., PP. 75-77, P1S. 24, 25), but the scheme for the Gardens between the Palace and the Serp... Unspecified

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Sandby, Paul

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Epithet: artist and engraver British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000409.0x000252 ...

Wise, Henry

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Henry Wise was born on July 14, 1896 in Boston’s South End. He attended and graduated from the Boston Latin School, Harvard College in 1918, and Harvard Law School in 1921. In 1927 he married Pearl Katz, a civic and political leader in her own right. (Her papers are now at Harvard’s Schlesinger Archives.) Over the course of his career, he became involved with a number of unions around Massachusetts. In particular, he became a member of the Stenographs’ and Bookkeepers’ Union Dele...