Russian and German pavilions at Paris Exposition, 1937
Page from The Bystander featuring the German and Russian pavilions at the 1937 Paris Exposition. With the German Swastika and eagle prominent on the German effort, and a huge statue of workers marching forth with the hammer and sickle for the Russians, it is, says The Bystander, "a queer drama of politics and architecture."
Picture No
13439655
Media ID
46782426
Size
4097px x 5629px
(2.9MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Page from The Bystander', featuring photographs by Norman Parkinson, 7 July 1937, page 17
Date
1937
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