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Tulpenwut und Rosenliebe | Kleine Kulturgeschichte der Blumen

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Tulpenwut und Rosenliebe | Kleine Kulturgeschichte der BlumenTulpenwut und Rosenliebe Kleine Kulturgeschichte der Blumen Mit Tulpenwut und Rosenliebe erffnet Gabriele Tergit einen faszinierenden Blick auf die Kulturgeschichte der Blumen und erzhlt mit groer Kenntnis und feinem Humor von der besonderen Beziehung zwischen Mensch und Pflanze. Die erstmals 1958 erschienene Sammlung verbindet historische Anekdoten, botanische Leidenschaft und literarische Eleganz zu einem ebenso unterhaltsamen wie auergewhnlichen

Tulpenwut und Rosenliebe – Kleine Kulturgeschichte der Blumen

Mit Tulpenwut und Rosenliebe eröffnet Gabriele Tergit einen faszinierenden Blick auf die Kulturgeschichte der Blumen und erzählt mit großer Kenntnis und feinem Humor von der besonderen Beziehung zwischen Mensch und Pflanze. Die erstmals 1958 erschienene Sammlung verbindet historische Anekdoten, botanische Leidenschaft und literarische Eleganz zu einem ebenso unterhaltsamen wie außergewöhnlichen Buch.

Entstanden im Londoner Exil, entdeckte Gabriele Tergit ihre Liebe zum Garten und zur Pflanzenwelt erst fern ihrer Berliner Heimat. Die Gartenarbeit wurde für sie nach den Jahren von Krieg und Vertreibung zu einem Ort des Trostes und der Hoffnung. Aus dieser Leidenschaft entwickelte sich ihre kulturhistorische Betrachtung der Blumenwelt, in der sie von Tulpenmanien, Orchideenjägern, historischen Gartenkünsten und den symbolischen Bedeutungen verschiedenster Pflanzen erzählt.

Mit großer Leichtigkeit führt das Buch durch unterschiedliche Zeiten und Kulturen und verbindet historische Ereignisse mit faszinierenden Geschichten rund um Blumen, Gärten und botanische Entdeckungen. Dabei entsteht ein literarischer Streifzug voller Charme, Bildung und feinsinniger Beobachtungen.

  • Titel: Tulpenwut und Rosenliebe – Kleine Kulturgeschichte der Blumen
  • Autorin: Gabriele Tergit
  • Herausgegeben von: Nicole Henneberg
  • Seitenzahl: 336 Seiten
  • Einband: Gebunden mit Schutzumschlag
  • ISBN: 978-3-69097-023-5
  • Auch als E Book erhältlich
  • Stil: Literarisch, kulturhistorisch und unterhaltsam
  • Themen: Blumen, Gartenkunst, Kulturgeschichte und botanische Entdeckungen
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