Chiswick House and Gardens, Chiswick. Exedra, a lawn lined by alternating cypresses and stone urns closed by a semicircular dark yew hedge, forming a backdrop to Lord Burlington's collection of ancient Roman and 18th century sculpture. Architects: The Third Earl of Burlington with William Kent
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