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 A typical view in the great Botanical Garden in Calcutta, India, where one may find many beautiful Indian plants, but all treated in an unmistakably English manner. |
 A court in one of the Maharaja's palaces, Jaipur, India. Here a vine has even been trained to grow on the walls. This palace was turned into a school and shows the modern treatment of courtyards. |
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The Khas Mahal and the Angoori Bagh or "Grape Garden," with the tower of the Summan Burj to be seen to the left. This building is a pleasure house, with water channels running through it and flowing into the tank in front. From there it flows over a cascade into the garden and to the central tank, India. |
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Photographs and captions by Elizabeth K. Roys