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"Built of industrial waste and
thrown-away items, the Rock Garden in the city of
Chandigarh is perhaps the world's most poignant and
salient statement of the possibility of finding
beauty in the unexpected and
accidental." |
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In 1995 and 1996, Carl Lindquist visited India and Pakistan, traveling extensively while studying Mughal architecture. During a visit to Chandigarh, he visited The Rock Garden and was struck by the beauty and the philosophy behind this amazing site. His essay, photographs, and his short personal biography may be seen by following the links below. |
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Brief comments on the relevance of The Rock Garden to Chardigarh and to our planet. |
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Description of things to be seen in The Rock Garden. |
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Thumbnail index of 12 photographs. (Select to enlarge.) |
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Thumbnail index of 12 photographs. (Select to enlarge.) |
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A link to the story about the man who created The Rock Garden. |
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For the completion, preservation and awareness of The Rock Garden |
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Personal biography |
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| All images on these pages are protected by US copyright laws. No image may be reproduced in any form without written permission from Carl Lindquist or Evan Lindquist | |||
| This page is maintained by Evan Lindquist and hosted by Arkansas State University on the CLT server | |||
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