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Step back in time to the dazzling spectacle of the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco with John D. Barry's "The City of Domes." This meticulously prepared republication offers a unique walking tour of the exposition's architectural wonders.
Experience the grandeur of the courts and palaces, as Barry, accompanied by an architect, expertly guides you through the exposition's design and artistry. Explore the stunning architecture, sculptures, and mural decorations that defined this historical event.
Beyond the visual splendor, "The City of Domes" delves into the exposition's history, tracing its growth and significance. Discover the innovative coloring and lighting techniques that captivated visitors over a century ago.
A treasure for enthusiasts of architecture, public art, and 20th-century American history, this book preserves the legacy of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, offering a timeless glimpse into a bygone era of innovation and artistic expression.
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