Image:Pan-American Exposition - The Triumphal Bridge.jpg

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Original caption: "The Triumphal Bridge - This bridge is the most monumental and artistic entrance to the main court of an exposition ever constructed. It was designed by John M. Carrere, Chairman of the Board of Architects. The pylons, 116 feet in height, are surmounted by figures of youths upon horses, the work of Karl Bitter, Director of Sculpture. They represent "Peace" and "Power." Other statuary groups abound upon the bridge, which, as a whole, expresses welcome to the nations."
Source

C. D. Arnold, Official Views of Pan-American Exposition, scanned by Dave Pape
Date

1901
Author

C. D. Arnold
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