(3) Huntington Library can set off a huge wave in my mind, that is, it can completely overturn the inherent pattern of the library in the impression. In view of the large area, the beauty of the gardens, the beauty of the architecture, the essence of repairs, and the abundance of treasures, and it has been donated to the government, if it is named San Marino, Los Angeles County (County) Park... or bid for a certain fair, Not without proof. However, Los Angeles is Los Angeles, a metropolis that advocates individual values and freedom, a place that not only encourages independence and speciality, but also has the spirit of pioneering, integration, tolerance, and collaboration. After so many years, the library named after its founder Henry Huntington (1850—1927) (full name "Henry Edward Huntington Library, Art Gallery and Botanical Garden", referred to as "Huntington Library"), indeed Affordable to the wind and rain and the aesthetic scrutiny of groups and many individuals. The game of groups can be individuals or individuals. can expand the concept of the individual into a unique unit that corresponds to and forms a group. In my mind, I have experienced ebb and flow again and again; feathers, shells, five stars... mostly gravel. Before the new wave came and changed, our mode of thinking was sticking to the rules, just like the traces left by the previous wave on the beach, fragmented, gradually withered but stubborn. In fact, the unchanging is temporary, but the changes in the unchanging are eternal. The most unwilling to change, are often the most vulnerable to change. In 1912, the Japanese garden of the library was completed, including the moon bridge, koi pond, Japanese house, and bonsai collection. On February 23, 2008, the "Liufang Garden" of the library was officially opened, which is the largest Chinese garden in North America. This is the story that continues. However, the 6 million rare books and manuscripts in the library are mainly English and American literature and historical works. The foundation of the art museum in the library is the European art collection. The library displays many outdoor sculptures. This is history, the history of the founding, builders, ancestors and descendants of modern North America. Sculptures, outdoor sculptures, and others outside are art that has truly experienced time and wind and rain. The three-dimensionality of the Huntington Library is from the perspective of wind or spring. Then, carve romance behind the monument The water soaks the road surface softly Love walks over, not tired Just a trace, winding
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(3) Huntington Library can set off a huge wave in my mind, that is, it can completely overturn the inherent pattern of the library in the impression. In view of the large area, the beauty of the gardens, the beauty of the architecture, the essence of repairs, and the abundance of treasures, and it has been donated to the government, if it is named San Marino, Los Angeles County (County) Park... or bid for a certain fair, Not without proof. However, Los Angeles is Los Angeles, a metropolis that advocates individual values and freedom, a place that not only encourages independence and speciality, but also has the spirit of pioneering, integration, tolerance, and collaboration. After so many years, the library named after its founder Henry Huntington (1850—1927) (full name "Henry Edward Huntington Library, Art Gallery and Botanical Garden", referred to as "Huntington Library"), indeed Affordable to the wind and rain and the aesthetic scrutiny of groups and many individuals. The game of groups can be individuals or individuals. can expand the concept of the individual into a unique unit that corresponds to and forms a group. In my mind, I have experienced ebb and flow again and again; feathers, shells, five stars... mostly gravel. Before the new wave came and changed, our mode of thinking was sticking to the rules, just like the traces left by the previous wave on the beach, fragmented, gradually withered but stubborn. In fact, the unchanging is temporary, but the changes in the unchanging are eternal. The most unwilling to change, are often the most vulnerable to change. In 1912, the Japanese garden of the library was completed, including the moon bridge, koi pond, Japanese house, and bonsai collection. On February 23, 2008, the "Liufang Garden" of the library was officially opened, which is the largest Chinese garden in North America. This is the story that continues. However, the 6 million rare books and manuscripts in the library are mainly English and American literature and historical works. The foundation of the art museum in the library is the European art collection. The library displays many outdoor sculptures. This is history, the history of the founding, builders, ancestors and descendants of modern North America. Sculptures, outdoor sculptures, and others outside are art that has truly experienced time and wind and rain. The three-dimensionality of the Huntington Library is from the perspective of wind or spring. Then, carve romance behind the monument The water soaks the road surface softly Love walks over, not tired Just a trace, winding
(2) The Huntington, well known in the English-speaking world, the Huntington Library. The library advocates the spirit of research, education and beauty, and is a world-renowned cultural, research and education center. The Huntington Library, the full name of The Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens (The Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens), is located in San Marino, a metropolitan area of Los Angeles in Southern California. It has about 500,000 visitors every year. In addition to its own collection of books and educational research functions, the library has the most comprehensive information on American history research, such as the collection of British and American history and literature books; it also collects artworks, such as oil paintings from the 18th and 19th centuries in Britain and France, Furniture, sculptures, silverware, etc.; the more unique is that it owns a large amount of land, covering an area of 120 acres, so it also has a botanical garden, such as the Chinese garden "Liufang Garden" and other theme gardens. Library is an educational research institution established in 1919 by Henry Edward Huntington, the American railroad king. It was formerly the private garden of Huntington, and later donated to the government by Henry's descendants. Henry was born in Oneont, New York in 1850. In 1872, Henry worked for his uncle Collis Huntington, one of the shareholders of the Central Pacific Railway, and moved to San Francisco. In 1902, Henry moved the operation center to Los Angeles, and bought the San Marino Ranch (San Marino Ranch), then gradually added the collection, gradually forming the Huntington Library. Henry’s career includes railways, real estate, and shared utilities. In 1911, the art-style building designed by the architect Myron Hunt was completed, which is now the Huntington Art Gallery, which was originally the residence of the Huntington couple. Speaking of Henry who built the library, I have to mention Arabella Duval Huntington (Arabella Duval Huntington) who laid the foundation for the European art collection in the art museum. In 1913, Henry and Corliss widow Eribella married. The two are similar in age and both like to collect. In 1924, Eribella died, and Henry died three years later. The tombs of the two are located in the park. In the interior of the Huntington Library, the exhibits also contain traces of ethnic Chinese.
The Huntington Library Botanical Garden has a beautiful scenery! There are history museums, science museums, literary museums, desert botanical gardens, Japanese botanical gardens, Chinese botanical gardens, Australian botanic gardens... especially worth seeing! Especially the Desert Botanical Garden and China Botanical Garden are very beautiful! The cultural heritage is very rich!
Huntington Library, Getty Art Center, the world-class famous paintings inside, the manuscripts of great men who changed the course of mankind, and the magnificent buildings are all jaw-dropping, which is really unspeakable. In the afternoon, I went to the Huntington Library in the suburbs. It turns out that there are so many private libraries in the world that contain so many originals and valuable materials. The Huntington Library in the suburbs of Los Angeles has raised our horizons. On the surface, this is a library. Every year, more than 1,700 university professors in the United States request information here. In fact, it is a private manor that integrates a library, an art gallery, and a botanical garden. The rare books and manuscripts in the Huntington Library are among the best in the fields of British and American history and literature. For scholars, Huntington is one of the largest and most complete research libraries in the United States. This destination has not appeared in any team tour products, and there are very few free travel guests. We have hardly seen a few Asian faces during our trip, but I think this "library" is too recommended. Friends who are interested suggest not to give up the evolution of electric lights. The park is very large, there are also plant museums, desert museums and the like. The sculptures in the park are very exquisite. I don’t understand the world of local tyrants. Cultural local tyrants are even more elusive. Can only open his mouth and continue to be surprised. The majestic library is exquisite, exquisite and meticulous. How meticulously restored antique books are, they are simply craftsmen. The light and shadow effects of this painting make me feel that the current top graphics cards are weak. Looking at this painting from a distance of one meter, I want to kneel. The projection of the twelve constellations is very beautiful. The Huntingtons are also fans of classic furniture. The plant pavilion in the park covers a large area, and there are various flowers in the greenhouse. Chinese gardens have a bit of the charm of Suzhou gardens, and I ate Chinese food in the garden without any suspense.
It's a place worth visiting, but time is tight but I didn't finish it!