In a subtropical rainforest in the mountains of Mexico, visiting Las Pozas (“near the village of Xilitla, San Luis Potosí), you can admire a great garden created by him: natural waterfalls and pools, interlaced with Surrealist sculptures in concrete. To pay for it, he sold his collection of Surrealist art at auction. In 1964, EDWARD JAMES gave his English estate (which included West Dean House at West Dean), to a charitable trust. He was buried in the St Roche’s Arboretum at West Dean, with a simple inscription. John Skelton carved the stone.
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