Panama-Pacific International Exposition (1915 : San Francisco, Calif.)
architecture, Sculpture and gardening, 78, 81, 82, 95, 85;
Fountain of "Beauty and the Beast," 81, 100;
"The Pioneer," 81, 87.
Court of Palms, 16;
Portals, 34;
architecture, Sculpture and gardening, 78, 81, 82, 95, 88, 93;
"The End of the Trail," 82, 86.
Court of Seasons, 16;
architecture, Sculpture and murals, 75-77;
night illumination, 139, 140, 79, 80, 94.
Court of the Universe, 16;
its gardens, 20;
its coloring, 39;
architecture, Sculpture and murals, 50-62;
inscriptions, 62;
night illumination, 139, 140.
Coxhead, Ernest, architect, prepares first plans for Exposition, 14.
Crocker, W. H., vice-president of the Exposition, 197.
Cuba,
rare trees and plants in Palace of Horticulture, 22, 25;
Fine Arts exhibit, 122, 127, 132;
industrial exhibits, 152;
horticultural exhibit, 153;
pavilion, 162.
Deniville, Paul, his Imitations of travertine, 40, 96.
Denmark,
paintings, 108;
pavilion, 162.
De Young, M. H., vice-president of the Exposition, 197.
Dodge, William de Leftwlch, mural painter, 46, 49.
Du Mond, F. V., painter, 55, 56, 118.
Duveneck, Frank, painter, 117.
Earth,
Fountain of, 66, 67, 72;
symbolism of, 91, 92;
Illumination, 95, 70, 73.
"Earth,"
Sculpture by Aitken, 52, 64;
murals by Brangwyn, 67-71.
Education and Social Economy,
Palace of, 16;
architecture and Sculpture, 34, 35;
exhibits in, 152, 138.
El Dorado, Fountain of, 49, 84, 89, 54,
"Elements,"
Sculptures by Aitken, 52, 64;
murals by Brangwyn, 67-71, 74.
Ellerhusen, Ulric, sculptor, 102, 103.
"End of the Trail, The," 81, 82, 86.
Energy, Fountain of, 56, 83-4, 47.
Esplanade, 19.
Etching, 121, 122,
Fairy Tales, 82,
Farquhar, Robert, architect, 13, 25.
Faville, Wm. B., architect, 13, 27, 35.
"Feast of the Sacrifice, The," 76, 79.
Festival Hall, 16;
architecture and Sculpture, 25, 26;
organ, 26;
music in, 141-5;
organ an exhibit, 152;
views of, 29, 82.
Fine Arts, Palace of,
relation to Exposition's architectural plan, 16, 36;
architecture and Sculpture, 101-103;
murals, 103, 104;
statuary in rotunda and colonnade, 104, 130;
should be preserved in Golden Gate Park, 104, 107;
The Annex, 107, 109;
night illumination, 140, 112, 113, 114, 119, 137.
Fine Arts exhibit, 107-130;
mainly contemporaneous, 107-8;
great extent of the collection, 108;
American art, 108-9;
unexpected foreign representation, 109;
the Futurists, 110;
the United States section, 110, 115-122;
Historical section, 110-115;
Foreign sections, 122-130;
awards of grand prizes, medals of honor, and gold medals, 130-3.
"Fire,"
Sculpture by Aitken, 52, 64;
murals by Brangwyn, 66-71.
Fisheries, 163.
Flanagan, John, sculptor, 46.
"Flower Girl," 81, 100.
Food Products,
Palace of, 16;
architecture and Sculpture, 34, 35;
exhibits, 146, 153, 119.
Forestry, 152, 155, 156, 177,
Foster, A. W., treasurer of the Exposition, 197.
Fountain of "Beauty and the Beast," 81, 95, 100.
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