チュイルリー庭園の形成過程とその周囲との分離性 : ルネサンスのパリに於ける緑地の非都市性に関する研究 その1

Abstract

Our problematic is the ≪non urbanity≫ of the green space in the Renaissance of Paris. The preliminary research affirmed that the garden was socially closed in the Middle Ages. The hypothesis of this article is if the Tuileries garden rests non urban before the intervention in the classic epoch, although it is the first public park in Paris. The analysis on the construction process shows the unrelated characters of every element and the analysis on the letters of Catherine de Medicis shows the intention of the crown to separate it from his surroundings. Thus, the hypothesis is proved.