Pomone Pavilion for Bon Marche (architect: Louis Hippolyte Boileau)
La Maitrise Pavilion (architects: Joseph Hiriart, Georges Tribout and Georges Beau)
Grand Palais. Salle d'Honneur, staircase (architect: Charles Letrosne)
One more shot of the Salle d'Honneur
Galerie des boutiques (architect: H. Sauvage)
Ruhlmann pavilion
Pavillon d'Est
Pavilion of the Manufacture nationale de Sèvres
Porte de la Concorde (architect: P. Patout)
Ceiling lamp in wrought iron with silver patina and electric light fitting in wrought iron (designer: Edgar Brandt)
Tympanum in the Ambassade Française by Raymond Delamarre
Metal door furniture by Rene Prou
Some foreign participants:
Belgian pavilion (architect: no other then Victor Horta, the pillar of Art Nouveau)
Italian pavilion (architect: Armando Brasini; we know him as the author of 1930s Mole Littoria project and soon will hear more about him)
British Government Pavilion (architects: Easton & Robertson)
British textile section with decorative frieze by R. Anning Bell
Czechoslovak pavilion (architect: J. Gočár, a leading Czech functionalist; here is a more interesting view of the building)
Pavilion of the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory (architect: Helmeg-Møller)
Austrian pavilion, designed by Joseph Hoffman, a pillar of Secession (not that simple - just look here)
Dutch pavilion interior (architect / designer: H. Th. Wijdeveld)
Polish pavilion (architect: Joseph Czajkowski)
Sgraffito decoration in Polish Pavilion by Adalbert Jastrzebowski
Finally - Eiffel tower, illuminated:
And an award to those who scrolled this ‘nothing-to-see’ page to the bottom:
Exposition medal, designed by Pierre Turin
You’re welcome to browse through Flickr galleries I’ve made: One, Two, and visit photostreams of RUAMPS ©, Punkmemory and alanp_photo for more images.
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