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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 72

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n eccentricity of an otherwise well-balancedgenius. As long as we are in the South Gardens, wemight take the time to investigate the twofountains on either side of the center, towardsthe Horticultural Palace on the left and FestivalHall on the right. There we find a very lithemermaid, used alike on… … w 2 H H f^ n o 5B 5 K Z G r- o r PI ;j, i ?.»5 S § i= S 5 -^ ^ H ™ O THE SCULPTURE be disappointed to know that the mermaid ishis only contribution, and scarcely representativeof his original way in dealing with animal forms.The untimely breakdown, some two years ago,of his robust nature prevented…

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