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Lancelot "Capability" Brown was an influential 18th-century English landscape architect, renowned for shaping the iconic naturalistic landscape gardens that define many historic English estates. His distinctive style, characterized by rolling hills, serpentine lakes, and artfully placed clumps of trees, revolutionized English garden design and left an enduring legacy on the British countryside.

Explore the influential contributions of Humphry Repton, a prominent figure in the history of landscape gardening and architecture. Repton's unique approach to garden design, often documented in his famous 'Red Books', shaped many of the iconic English estates of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, leaving an enduring legacy on the art of landscape creation.