The gardens were to celebrate the great flowering of arts and knowledge in Tuscany during the early Renaissance. 'Pinsent ...

The garden is principally inspired by some of the most noteworthy Renaissance gardens on the Italian Riviera: ...

If it's a garden sculpture by nobody ... Victor Coonin, a professor of Italian Renaissance art at Rhodes College, offered one: It doesn't have that Michelangelo je ne sais quoi.