A Foreword to the Panama-Pacific International Exposition
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The foreword presents a lyrical celebration of a coastal city transformed into a pastel fantasia for an international exposition, using allegorical figures—Energy, Enterprise, the Spirit of the East and West, Venus—to personify civic renewal and creative enterprise. Vivid imagery evokes domes, colonnades, gardens and floral pageantry, while an artist is cast as conductor of a color-music that shapes the visual spectacle. The author suggests that the exposition's beauty will promote cross-cultural understanding, stimulate higher ideals, and remain a guiding vision for future civic work.
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