Pyrénées-Orientales - Expo Paris 1937
This pavilion appeared to be placed on a pedestal that formed a terrace raised a few metres.
The main entrance, crowned by a large stone motif, was surmounted by a rectangular tower.
To the left was a patio. A staircase led to a terrace with a pergola.
A second wing with its brick and pink tiles evoked the buildings of the middle Garonne valley.
The various rooms which followed one another in a logical order had the following designations: Tourism and Thermalism - Natural wealth of the soil, Food products, Industry, Crafts, Agriculture, Gardens, Expressions of the thought, Fine Arts.
In the south wing, a 5-metre diorama was a faithful picture of winter sports.
It should be noted that the aeronautical industry was presented under the sign of Clément Ader, the father of aviation, a native of Muret. The replica of the model of his monument, executed by M. Landowski, served as a central motif in the hall, behind which a large fresco was developed.
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