The architecture and the gardens of the San Diego exposition; a pictorial survey of the aesthetic features of the Panama California international exposition
A 1916 pictorial survey published in San Francisco by P. Elder and Company, written by architect-photographer Carleton Monroe Winslow to document the buildings and gardens of the Panama-California Exposition in San Diego. The photographs show Spanish Colonial Revival arcades, portals, and garden walks, and a designer could draw on their stuccoed walls, arched colonnades, and ornamental iron railings for period-accurate Mission Revival detail.
