Paris Exposition: Italian Pavilion, Paris, France, 1900
Paris Exposition: Italian Pavilion, Paris, France, 1900. [The Pavilion of Italy located on the Eastern portion of the Quai des Nations.]Royal Italian Pavilion. Brooklyn Museum Archives, Goodyear Archival Collection (S03_06_01_014 image 1525).
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This building looks as though it was designed to mimic the styling of St. Mark’s in Venice combined with ornate decorative elements of Florence’s churches and cathedrals – Florentine color patterning especially, on the second floor cross window treatments and central arch decor
Where is this now?
Wonderful- I don’t know where it is now- but there are some superb ’3d’ reconstructions of it on the Internet- here:
http://www.lemog.fr/lemog_expo_v2/thumbnails.php?album=7
@janey, I think that most of the pavillions were destroyed after the exposition. you can see the plans of the exhibition here : upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/07/Expo_1900_Par…
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/janeykay2007] Nothing remains (halas). It was completely destroyed. Only two buildings survived : the Grand Palais and the Petit Palais.