Expo Collection (page 5)

Spain, Catalonia, Barcelona, Arc del Triomf built for the 1888 Universal Exhibition designed by Josep Vilaseca i Casanoves in the Mudejar Spanish Moorish style as the main gateway into the Parc de la

Panama Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco - The Japanese Tea Garden and occupant (!). Date: 1915

Interior of The Great Industrial Exhibition of 1851 in Hyde Park from Cyclopaedia
KW188336 Interior of The Great Industrial Exhibition of 1851 in Hyde Park from Cyclopaedia of Useful Arts & Manufactures, edited by Charles Tomlinson, c.1880s (engraving) by English School

View of the Barqueta bridge in Seville

View of the entrance by the Barqueta bridge in the Universal Exhibition of Seville in 1992

Frieze Design for the St. Louis 1904 Worlds Fair, 1904. Private Collection

Project for the large exhibition centre, Paris, 1893

A View Of The Great Exhibition Of The Works Of Industry Of All Nations In Hyde Park, London, England, 1851. From Cyclopaedia Of Useful Arts And Manufactures By Charles Tomlinson

Interior Of The Great Exhibition Of The Works Of Industry Of All Nations In Hyde Park, London, England, 1851.From Cyclopaedia Of Useful Arts And Manufactures By Charles Tomlinson

Basilica Del Pilar, Expo Zaragoza 2008

Girls visiting the Chicago Columbian Exposition, 1893
Flower-covered globe in Washington Park for the Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. Albertype reproduction of a photograph

Chicagos Columbian Exposition, 1893
Birds eye view of the Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. Albertype reproduction of an illustration

Traffic Exposition 1934
Poster for the EXPOSITION DE LA CIRCULATION held at Liege, Belgium

The colors of dawn on Vasco da Gama Bridge that spans the Tagus River in Parque das NaA'A§A'Aµes Lisbon Portugal Europe

Official Birds Eye View Expo 1867, Paris, France, Ciceri, Eugene, 1813-1890, Lithographer

Abstract design in a Expo in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

Austria. Vienna. World Exposition, 1873. Krupp Pavilion. Interior. Engraving

Netherlands pavilion, International Exhibition, Liege
Netherlands pavilion at the International Exhibition in Liege, Brussels. With water as the theme, the exhibition was designed to celebrate the opening of the Albert Canal. Date: 1939

Swedish log cabin at the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1867. The World Expo in Paris opened its doors on 1st April 1867. Date: 1867

International Hygiene Exhibition, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Buildings of the International Hygiene Exhibition of 1910 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America. Date: 1910

British Exhibition, Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America -- Mock Tudor building under construction. All the streets had London names, for example Strand, Piccadilly and Cheapside. Date: 1931

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"Exploring the Extravaganza: A Glimpse into Expo" Step into a time machine and journey through the captivating world of expos. From Britain's stamp on history to Queen Elizabeth II's iconic presence, these events have left an indelible mark. Transport yourself back to 1893, where the first Ferris wheel at the Chicago World's Fair took visitors to new heights, offering breathtaking views of a changing world. The poster design for the 1933 fair mesmerized with its artistic allure, inviting crowds to experience wonders beyond imagination. As night fell over the Chicago World's Fair, vibrant lights illuminated throngs of people in awe of technological marvels and cultural displays. Amidst it all, Trident missile test launches showcased mankind's relentless pursuit of progress and power. Across borders, French Expo Dolls from 1810 captured hearts with their delicate craftsmanship and timeless beauty. Each doll told a story that transcended time itself – a testament to human creativity throughout history. The British Empire Exhibition in Wembley became an emblematic symbol of unity as nations gathered under one roof in 1924. The Jack and Jill ride brought joyous laughter echoing through its halls while showcasing Britain's rich heritage. Intricate pavilions like The Pavilion of Applied Arts at Franco-British expo celebrated innovation merging artistry with functionality. These architectural gems stood as tributes to human ingenuity pushing boundaries further than ever before, and are not just exhibitions; they are immersive experiences that leave lasting impressions on those fortunate enough to attend. They embody our collective fascination with progress, culture, and connection – truly stunning showcases that define generations past and inspire future endeavors yet unknown.