Description
1915 Panama-Pacific Expo San Francisco Arch of Rising Sun Postcard PPIE. Spectators are visible, adding a sense of scale and historical presence to the scene. This captivating vintage postcard features the majestic Arch of Rising Sun, a prominent architectural marvel from the iconic 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. The detailed image captures the grandeur of the arch, adorned with intricate sculptures and the philosophical inscription "VNTO NIRVANA HE WHO DWELLETH IN LIVES NOT HE IS BORN CLINGING TO FORM MANI PADME OM THE DEWDROP SLIPS INTO THE SHINING SEA." Spectators are visible, adding a sense of scale and historical presence to the scene. Published by Cardinell-Vincent Co. of San Francisco, this collectible piece offers a tangible link to a significant period in California's history and world's fair exhibitions. The postcard commemorates an event that ran from February 20 to December 4, 1915, celebrating the opening of the Panama Canal. It's a superb representation of the artistry and ambition of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, making it an ideal addition for collectors of world's fair memorabilia, San Francisco history, or vintage architectural views.