Paris Exhibition of 1889 - Machinery Dept

Paris Exhibition of 1889 - Machinery Dept - High Glass - roofed hall with machines Exhibits. Part of Box 119 Boswell Collection. The Gallery of Machines was an industrial showcase of low transverse arches, designed by the engineer Henri de Dion (1828-78). Many of the buildings and statues were made of staff, a low-cost temporary building material invented in Paris in 1876, which consisted of jute fiber, plaster of Paris, and cement

Cement Consisted Cost Dept Dion Exhibits Fiber Invented Jute Low Cost Low-cost Plaster Roofed Showcase Temporary Transverse

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