Part 19 (1/2)

Court of Palms

Court of Palms, by Kelham; opposite Palace of Horticulture, between Palaces of Education and Liberal Arts Italian Renaissance Sunken garden

Palaces at sides of court: to the west, Education; to the east, Liberal Arts

”The End of the Trail,” equestrian statue at entrance, by Jaests destiny of the American Indian race

Italian Towers, Byzantine influence, by Kelham Both sides of entrance to court; identical Si of towers, by Jules Guerin Walls frankly treated, not as stone, but as plaster, after Italian n; turquoise columns on little towers above, in harn on top, repeated four tiic monument of Lysicrates, in Venice

Sienna columns at entrances of towers Effective contrast

Reclining woular spaces above entrances to towers, by Albert Weinert

Figures on side of shi+eld over all portals, very graceful Pink and turquoise

”The Fairy,” crowning Italian Towers, Carl Gruppe

Feures, the caryatides on wide frieze, above coluainst pink and blue background of imitation marble and terra cotta

Festoons of fruit in panels, blues and reds

Coupled Ionic coluainst pink walls

Vases, before entrances, by Weinert Bacchanalian revels, low relief

Satyr handles

Lighting standards on balustrade, designed by Ryan, modeled by Denneville

”Pool of Reflections,” no sculpture

Italian cypresses, on sides of portals

Balled acacias between coluarden