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Piet Oudolf’s sketchbook

GALLERY
05.12.14

 

The landscape designer was named Icon of the Year in our 2014 awards. Here is a selection of his drawings, including those of the swirling meadow of perennial grasses and plants for Hauser & Wirth’s gallery in Somerset, the High Line and the 2011 Serpentine Pavilion.

  

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Piet Oudolf

 

Courtesy of the artist and Hauser and Wirth. Photos by Alex Delfanne
 

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