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In the history of art, the garden reveals itself to be much more than just a verdant landscape. It is imbued with symbolism and mystery. While artists have long drawn inspiration from flora to create still lifes, vanitas, and landscapes, our environment can be interpreted as an extension of ourselves. Each garden is a living palimpsest, a manuscript where traces of the past are layered with new botanical writings. Throughout the centuries, gardens have offered artists a refuge, a place of leisure, to capture the deepest facets of the human experience. As dynamic and evolving spaces, they lead …