Hugo Rittson-Thomas is one of the UK's leading portrait
photographers. He started his career in the art world, studying at
Central St.Martin's and Goldsmiths University of London, and took
part in the landmark exhibition Temple of Diana alongside Tracey
Emin at The Blue Gallery in 1999. In 2012 he was privately
commissioned to photograph the Cotswolds gardens of Eyford House,
Corwill Manor and Asthall Manor and has worked alongside acclaimed
garden photographer Andrew Lawson.
Victoria Summerley is an award-winning garden journalist and was
executive editor of the Independent newspaper in the UK. She lives
in Bibury, Gloucestershire, the village once described by William
Morris as 'the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds'.
‘an alluring reminder of some of the country’s most charming
gardens with a helpful gazeteer listing those open to the
public’
'Victoria and Hugo use their local knowledge and passion to
spectacular effect, getting right under the skin of each garden and
family who owns it...this enchanting book depicts paradise
found’
'This is a great coffee table book that you can dip into to get
some inspiration for your own garden.'
‘A beautifully illustrated book that offers an insider’s view of
some of the Cotswolds’ most beautiful private gardens…This is not
just another picture book, but a useful guide and aide-mémoire for
the seasoned garden visitor’'Victoria and Hugo use their local
knowledge and passion to spectacular effect, getting right under
the skin of each garden and family who owns it...this enchanting
book depicts paradise found’‘an alluring reminder of some of the
country’s most charming gardens with a helpful gazeteer listing
those open to the public’'This delightful combination of
informative text with beautiful images which conjure up each garden
to perfection, is the ideal companion for a chilly February
afternoon, or indeed a lazy summer afternoon spent planning the
next inspiring garden visit.''This is a great coffee table book
that you can dip into to get some inspiration for your own
garden.'
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