Along the South Wall, West of the Tower of Jewels
South Wall, by Faville. Spanish Renaissance. Domes, Byzantine.
Palaces facing Avenue of Palms, from west to east: Education, Palace Liberal Arts, Manufactures, and Varied Industries.
Vases beside doorways of Palace of Education, finely designed; pedestal of one, a Corinthian capital; of the other, an Ionic capital.
Main portals, Faville. Suggest Roman gateway. Coloring, pink, turquoise blue, and burnt orange; accentuates sculpture. Duplicated on Palaces of Manufactures and Liberal Arts.
Panel over doorway, by Mahonri Young, Ogden, Utah; figures of domestic life and industries, making of glass, metal work, statuary, textiles. Figures at side, to left, woman with spindle; to right, man with sledge-hammer.
Flat columns at side of portals, pilasters. Corinthian.
Lion, over centerpiece of arch.
“Victory,” on gables by Louis Ulrich, like the winged figure used by the Greeks, “Blessings on this house.”
Niches in wall, colored pink and blue. Heads of lions and elephants used as fountains, alternately by Faville.
Panel over niches, figures with garland, by Faville.