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Bee-Alley Gardens, Dunfermline, Proposals
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Bee-Alley Gardens, Dunfermline, Proposals
The top image shows the large palace at Bee-Alley Gardens in Dunfermline, Scotland, with a crude white smithy building in the foreground, the bottom picture shows the same view, with illustrative retouching to highlight proposed changes including the removal of the old smithy and buildings beside in place of a statue and new structure, replacement of graveyard parapet with a balustrade, the erection of a fountain. Date: circa 1904
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Balustrade Bottom Crude Dunfermline Erection Foreground Fountain Graveyard Highlight Illustrative Including Parapet Proposals Proposed Removal Replacement Retouching Smithy
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Bee-Alley Gardens, Dunfermline: A Vision of Change (circa 1904) The top image presents a captivating view of Bee-Alley Gardens in Dunfermline, Scotland. The grand palace, with its intricate architecture and sprawling grounds, stands proudly in the background. However, the foreground is dominated by a crude, white smithy building, which seems out of place amidst the beauty and elegance of the gardens. The bottom image offers a tantalizing glimpse into the future, with illustrative retouching that highlights proposed changes to the scene. The old smithy and buildings beside it have been removed, making way for a stunning statue and new structure. The replacement of the graveyard parapet with a graceful balustrade adds to the overall aesthetic appeal of the gardens. The erection of a magnificent fountain further enhances the serene atmosphere, creating an idyllic setting for visitors to enjoy. These proposals, circa 1904, represent a significant transformation of Bee-Alley Gardens. The removal of the smithy and other structures allows for a more open and unobstructed view of the palace, while the addition of the statue, balustrade, and fountain adds to the gardens' beauty and charm. These changes not only improve the appearance of the gardens but also create a more harmonious and cohesive design. The vision of Bee-Alley Gardens as a tranquil and picturesque destination is brought to life through these proposed improvements. The March of the Women Collection from Mary Evans Prints Online provides a unique and intriguing insight into the history and evolution of Bee-Alley Gardens, offering a glimpse into the past and a tantalizing preview of what was to come.
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