The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, September 30, 1914, Image 4
VAST SOUTH G
Night view or South Gardens i
Cisco In 1915. Dominating the see
the air, Its architectural lines mar
whole surface softly glowing with
down the facade, at about the ceni
to the Court of Palms and directly
In the background at the extreme 1
the group "The Nations of the Has
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Copyright, 1314. by Panama Pacific J
Colonnade, entrance of the C
joreenlng the west facade of the
removed to permit freight trrlns
* rxmora scuErronrs
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Scene In one of the sculptural
able sculptural composition by R<
representing the sculptor's concep
"Fire," "Earth" and "Air/ The I
garden In the superb court of horn
which the figure was enlarged.
HUGE PALACl
Ofwljlil. UU, tqr l*aiiamvi>tolflo Iai
The great Palace of Machine
displayed In the great Palace of
y^ar. This colossal structure Is
Installation of exhibits In the hu,
steamship could easily be placed
ARDENS OF THE MARVEL EXI
and main entrance to the Panama-I
ne at the left of the picture is the
ked with thousands of glittering ht
the reflected light from the arcs w
ter of the picture, may be seen the
in front of the Tower of Jewels is
e^t may be seen the top of the trior
' Copyright, 1914. by
COLONNADE OF THE COURT i
International Exposition Company.
ourt of the Four Seasons upon th
Pnlnoo of Ay riculture. One of the c
to enter the palace. Panama-Pacific
GONGEmOtt OP "WhlCTTH
I warehouses on the exposition grow
ibert I. Aitkin, one of the most br
tlon of "Water," Is a companion pi
'our figures, typifying the elements,
Dr, the Court of the Universe. On t
Copyright. 1914, by
? OF MACHINERY AT VVORLD':
wrnatlon&l Exposition Company.
ry as Been from its south facade. '
Machinery at the Panama-Pacific 1
almost a thousand feet long, four 1
go structure has already begun. T
tn this vast structure and with ro.
}aciflo International Exposition at San FranTower
of Jewels, rising some 435 feet Into ?
ind-pol^shed crystals of many colors and Its
hlch are hidden from the spectator. Further
two slender towers which guard the entrance
i A. Stirling Calder's "Fountain of Energy."
nphnl Arch of the Rising Sun, surmounted bj
Panaina-Pacltlc International Bxpoaltlon Compaay. 1
OF FOUR SEASONS
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e esplanade on San Francisco harbor aiL
olumns of the colonnade has been temporari-L
International Exposition, San Francisco, 19il
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mds. The figure above Is that of a remark*
illlant of American sculptors. The figure^
ece to three other symbolical sculptures?
will flank the descents into a vast sunken
he left may be seen the original model from
Panama-Paelflo International Exposition Company.
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rhe mechanical triumphs of the world will be
international Kxposltlnn at San Francisco next
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