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The art of the exposition : personal impressions of the architecture, sculpture, mural decorations, color scheme & other aesthetic aspects of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition (1915)

Neuhaus, Eugen, 1879-1963 · San Francisco : P. Elder and Co. · leaf 68

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expositions that seemedto jump off pedestals they were intended toinhabit for a much longer period than they wereapparently willing. Repose and restraint, as arule, arc lacking in much of our older Americansculpture, as some of our Market-street statuarytestifies. It seems that our unsettled… … THE SETTING SUN ADOLPH A. WEINMAN, SCULPTOR THE SCULPTURE Calders work, no matter how animated, nomatter how full of action, is always reposeful.His Fountain of Energy gives a good ideaof what I mean. It is the first piece of detachedsculpture that greets the Exposition visitor.Its position at the…

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