World Sculpture Spark at Panama Panama-Pacific Exposition
Readable text highlights the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in 1915, noting world renowned sculptors such as Calder, Weinman, and Adams creating monumental works. The pieces celebrate the opening of the Panama Canal and will adorn the exposition grounds as the gates open February 20, 1915.
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Chicago
Ives
Chimete
Liffiputian
America
A. Stirling Calder
Peeing
Albert Jauengers
Furie Piccirrilli
Leo Lenielli
Pebert To Adin
Adolph AS Weinman
Isadore Konuti
Evelyn Beatrice Loom
Abyss
Panama
Pana Canal
Panama Canal
Paestie
Caecata
Paes
Seulpuire
Tower of Jewels to crown Panama Pacific Exposition
The Tower of Jewels will dominate the south entrance of the Court of Sun and Stars at the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. It rises 430 feet on a one acre base with terraces and figures supporting a globe. Carrere Hastings, architects, lead designs with armored horsemen, ocean explorers and mosaics to create an indescribably beautiful feature.
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San Francisco
Messrs. Carrere & Hastings
Buffalo
Nations of the East statues at Panama-Pacific Exposition
The I1IS statuary group for the Court of the Sun and Stars at the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco features Arab Sheik, Mohammedans, Tibetan Lama, Mongolian Horseman and other figures. Pedestrian figures by A Stirling Calder. equestrians by Leo Lentelli. elephant and camel riders by Frederick G Roth.
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San Francisco
India
A. Stirling Calder
Leo Lentelli
Frederick G. R. Roth
Sculptors unveil figures for Panama Pacific Exposition
The illustration previews colossal works to grace the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Tibetan Lama and Arab Sheikh will stand in Nations of the Host above the Arch of the Rising Sun in Court of the Sun and Stars, with pieces titled Sunshine and Rain by A Jaegers Fato Piccirrilli and A Stirling Calder.
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Sanrancisco
A. Jaegers
Fato Piccirrilli
A. Stirling Calder
Rail timetable for Sullivan Indiana lines in 1913
South Bound No. 7 stops Sullivan at 7 05 am. No. 18 at 11 50 am. North Bound No. 14 leaves Sullivan 9 49 am. No. 10 3 30 pm. Agents listed for connections: A L O Neill in Sullivan for Southern Indiana Beehunter Vandalia. Bedford Monon. Seymour Pennsylvania lines. Westport Big Four. Central Passenger Association mileage honored. Chicago and Vincennes division connections noted.
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Chicago
Terre Haute
Southeastern
R. R
Sullivan
Beehunter
Vandalia
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Bedford
Monon
Seymour
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Cincinnati
Westport
Big Four
Greensburg
Central Passenger Association
J. T. Averitt
G. P. A. Chicago
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Furie Mecirilli
San Friancisco
der A. Jaesers
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Panamia-Pacific International Exposition Co
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Exposition City
Panama-F Pacific International Exposition Co
W. W. Swadley
Panama-Facific International Exposition Co
Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co
California
Mtack
Albert Jaeviers
Panama-Pacific International Ixposition Co
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Youngstown
Pimento
Igteai
David L. Kaplan
North Court Street
Sullivan, Ind
Barco
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Public Square
Clayton A
Rm Duckich $ Arnica
Heacs
Geibe
Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Knotts Barn
Indiana
A. L. O’neil
Southern
Peoria
St. Louis
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