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	'''Italy''''s pavilion in the [[Place of Nations]] was a reproduction of old Roman architecture, trimmed in stately balustrades and a magnificent garden. Situated south of the [[Administration\|Administration building]], and opposite the [[Belgium]] pavilion, the one-story structure fronted International Avenue.		'''Italy''''s pavilion in the [[Place of Nations]] was a reproduction of old Roman architecture, trimmed in stately balustrades and a magnificent garden. Situated south of the [[Administration\|Administration building]], and opposite the [[Belgium]] pavilion, the one-story structure fronted International Avenue.

	~~==Etymology==~~

	~~==Before the Fair==~~

	==Description==		==Description==
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	Inside and out, the level of staff work was so artistically executed that many people thought that all the sculptures were from the finest marble.		Inside and out, the level of staff work was so artistically executed that many people thought that all the sculptures were from the finest marble.
	~~==After the Fair==~~

	==See also==		==See also==

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	Italy's [[~~National Pavilion~~]] was a reproduction of old Roman architecture, trimmed in stately balustrades and a magnificent garden. Situated south of the Administration building, and opposite the [[Belgium]] pavilion, the one-story structure fronted International Avenue ~~and was 90 by 150 feet~~.
			'''Italy''''s pavilion in the [[Place of Nations]] was a reproduction of old Roman architecture, trimmed in stately balustrades and a magnificent garden. Situated south of the [[Administration\|Administration building]], and opposite the [[Belgium]] pavilion, the one-story structure fronted International Avenue.

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
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	The garden which stretched in front of the building was flanked on two sides by a 10-foot wall. The entrance to the pavilion was through a peristyle of beautiful Ionic columns. The walls and colonnade were elaborately treated with porcelain entablatures, and were broken at intervals with pylons which carried spouting fountains. The gardens were enriched by sculpture, rare flowers, and all accessories to present a scene most picturesque.		The garden which stretched in front of the building was flanked on two sides by a 10-foot wall. The entrance to the pavilion was through a peristyle of beautiful Ionic columns. The walls and colonnade were elaborately treated with porcelain entablatures, and were broken at intervals with pylons which carried spouting fountains. The gardens were enriched by sculpture, rare flowers, and all accessories to present a scene most picturesque.

	The pavilion included original manuscripts by Vincenzo Bellini and letters from Giuseppe Verdi.		The pavilion included original manuscripts by Vincenzo Bellini and letters from Giuseppe Verdi.

	In the main hall visitors could see portraits of the King and Queen of Italy, and sculptures by Monteverde. The great electrical genius, Marconi, was given recognition in the pavilion.		In the main hall visitors could see portraits of the King and Queen of Italy, and sculptures by Monteverde. The great electrical genius, Marconi, was given recognition in the pavilion.
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	[[Category:~~National Pavilion~~]]		[[Category:Place of Nations]]

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Italy's [[National Pavilion]] was a reproduction of old Roman architecture, trimmed in stately balustrades and a magnificent garden. Situated south of the Administration building, and opposite the [[Belgium]] pavilion, the one-story structure fronted International Avenue and was 90 by 150 feet.

==Etymology==

==Before the Fair==

==Description==
Standing high above the garden level, the pavilion was reached by a broad flight of stairs. Standards crowned with bronzed Victories towered 100 feet on either side of the entrance. A bronze-colored cresting ran around the building, surrounding the lower
structures with a dash of red, being an imitation of terra cotta tiles.

The garden which stretched in front of the building was flanked on two sides by a 10-foot wall. The entrance to the pavilion was through a peristyle of beautiful Ionic columns. The walls and colonnade were elaborately treated with porcelain entablatures, and were broken at intervals with pylons which carried spouting fountains. The gardens were enriched by sculpture, rare flowers, and all accessories to present a scene most picturesque.

The pavilion included original manuscripts by Vincenzo Bellini and letters from Giuseppe Verdi.

In the main hall visitors could see portraits of the King and Queen of Italy, and sculptures by Monteverde. The great electrical genius, Marconi, was given recognition in the pavilion.

One salon sported a beautiful interior of stained glass windows made in Milan. This was used for Italian concerts. Two small rooms, where the commissioners' offices were located connected with the salon.

Inside and out, the level of staff work was so artistically executed that many people thought that all the sculptures were from the finest marble.
==After the Fair==

==See also==

==Notes==

==References==

==External links==

[[Category:National Pavilion]]