San Francisco’s premier art museum De Young , located in the glorious Golden Gate Park, is showing a “Cult of the Machine” exhibit which is simple, small, and enjoyable. The exhibit focuses on what appears to be period Industrial Art Deco style meets San Francisco Tech Industry. A few pieces even focused on the Golden Gate Bridge, our beloved swaying icon of the area. I found the exhibit to be very modern despite much of it being 100 years old. The museum is a perfect respite from the heat and only feat away from my favorite San Francisco attractions; the Japanese Tea Gardens and the Botanical Gardens. One could easily spend the entire day at the De Young even while the nature just steps outside beckon.
Clarence Holbrook Carter – War Bride, 1940
Joseph Stella – Bridge, 1936
Charles Sheeler – Golden Gate, 1955
Joseph Stella Factories, 1918
Bulldog Travels / Photos By Jenny 
Wow!
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I love Deco.
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Me too! And lots of other people judging by the price of Deco antiques. 🙂
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A great post. Loved De Young. I need to go back. 🙂
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Yes and I will meet you there when you do!
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That’s a deal. 😉
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Good to see that you are still going very strong here. Its been a while.
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Ha thanks! I try. It’s harder with a little one these days but I keep trying to go to interesting places as often as I can. It makes the places I can visit even sweeter. I had an outing his week I will be blogging about soon. Keep your eyes peeled! Thanks for stopping by! Cheers.
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That takes some dedication!! I am also going to post something soon, after a long interval.
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Good for you!
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