- Of the glittering city that was built for the great fair, only one building remains in San Francisco: Bernard Maybeck’s classically-inspired Palace of Fine Arts.
- Largely considered one of the Nation’s most iconic landmarks, The Palace of Fine Arts was originally designed by Bernard Maybeck for the 1915 Panama Pacific...
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- A brief history of The Palace of Fine Arts The Palace of Fine Arts was originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition and designed by...
- All in all, the Palace of Fine Arts is a must see. It is a beautiful display of art in the heart of San Francisco and should not be missed on any trip there.
- The earliest plans for the Palace of Fine Arts, in fact, show a rectilinear, rather than naturalistic, lagoon extending south toward the projected Peace Palace.
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- As was the case for all of the fair’s buildings, the Palace of Fine Arts was designed to last only through the duration of the fair.
- The Palace of Fine Arts is a landmark series of structures in San Francisco originally built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition to house works for art.
- The Palace of Fine Arts Theater offers 120,000 sq feet indoor space available for Rental for corporate events, private galas, weddings, and other events.