Impressions of the Art at the Panama-Pacific Exposition - Christian Brinton

Four Decorations
By Frank Brangwyn

For the East Court of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco

The panels were painted for the ambulatory that surrounded the open court, of which Louis C. Mullgardt was the architect. They were placed in the four corners, one on each wall, where it made the corner, and each measured twenty-five feet by twelve feet. The canvases reflect the spirit of humanity and of work. Mr. Brangwyn chose as subjects the four elements - Air, Earth, Fire, Water - each represented by two panels.

Air. The Windmill. By Frank Brangwyn

Copyright, Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co.

Air - The Windmill
By Frank Brangwyn

(Editor: currently at The Herbst Theatre in San Francisco)

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Four Decorations By Frank Brangwyn For the East Court of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco The panels were painted for the ambulatory that surrounded the open court, of which Louis C. Mullgardt was the architect. They were placed in the four corners, one on each wall, where it made the corner, and each measured twenty-five feet by twelve feet. The canvases reflect the spirit of humanity and of work. Mr. Brangwyn chose as subjects the four elements - Air, Earth, Fire, Water - each represented by two panels. Copyright, Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co. Air - The Windmill By Frank Brangwyn (Editor: currently at The Herbst Theatre in San Francisco)