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The Danish-born Jensen (1860-1951) has been called “dean of the world’s landscape architects.” His work emphasized natural environments, native materials, and harmony in the landscape. He designed several city parks in Chicago. The association with Jensen led to the Garden’s placement on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992.
