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Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge in California spans the entrance from the Pacific Ocean into
San Francisco Bay, connecting
San Francisco to Marin County.
When it was first completed in
1937,
it was for a time the largest suspension bridge in the world. While this
is no longer the case, it nevertheless remains an internationally recognized
symbol of San Francisco, and has featured prominently in many movies and films.
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Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco 15" X 15" Framed Art Print Artist: K Stimpson. |
Fog Blankets a Sailboat in San Francisco Bay 30.625" X 24.625" Framed Photographic Print
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Baker Beach, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, San Francisco, California 38.875" X 30.875" Framed Photographic Print Artist: Richard Cummins.
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Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California, USA 28.6875" X 12.6875" Framed Photographic Print Artist: Curtis Martin.
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Golden Gate Bridge, CA 21.6875" X 17.6875" Framed Art Print Artist: Lynn Eodice. |
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California, USA 38.875" X 30.875" Framed Art Print Artist: Gavin Hellier.
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Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, CA 21.6875" X 17.6875" Framed Art Print Artist: Mark Segal. |
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, CA 17.6875" X 21.6875" Framed Art Print |
The Distant Transamerica Pyramid Through the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California, USA 24.625" X 30.625" Framed Art Print Artist: Greg Gawlowski. |
The Golden Gate Bridge with the City of San Francisco Behind, San Francisco, California, USA 24.625" X 30.625" Framed Art Print Artist: Jan Stromme. |
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California, USA 24.625" X 30.625" Framed Art Print Artist: Roberto Gerometta. |
Golden Gate Bridge At Sunset 30.625" X 24.625" Framed Art Print
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The Golden Gate Bridge with the City of San Francisco Behind, San Francisco, California, USA 17.6875" X 21.6875" Framed Art Print Artist: Jan Stromme. |
The Distant Transamerica Pyramid Through the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California, USA 17.6875" X 21.6875" Framed Art Print Artist: Greg Gawlowski. |
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California, USA 21.6875" X 17.6875" Framed Art Print Artist: Adina Tovy. |
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By John van der Zee
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Product Description: The Gate is an absorbing panoramic account of the building of one of the world's most beautiful and famous landmarks. In a narrative richly laden with detail and the flavor of the period, John van der Zee reveals for the first time the complete history of the longest single-span suspension bridge of its time—including the identity of the man who actually designed it, which has been obscured since its completion in 1937. With novelistic flair, van der Zee recounts an exciting drama of human greed, ambition, frailty, courage, and intellectual achievement. "It is among the top books on California I have ever read."—Kevin Starr, State Librarian of California and author of Americans and the California Dream "A case study of personal and technological adventure bordering on hubris...The engineers in this bok come alive as people, with all the faults and foibles associated iwth the human species. A fascinating work that shows that the best of cutting-edge engineering is much, much more than science and technology."—Henri Petroski, Nature |
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By Donald MacDonald
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By Craig A. Doherty
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By Anne Merritt
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Click Here | Product Description: The Golden Gate Bridge is a marvel of engineering and architecture considered by many to be one of the world's most beautiful bridges, its picturesque vistas favored by photographers, artists, visitors to San Francisco, and almost everyone else. When naysayers said it couldn't be built, Joseph Strauss and a team of visionaries spun 80,000 miles of wire and riveted nearly 900,000 tons of steel into gossamer wings, spanning for the first time an immense gulf and linking the Pacific coast. In black-and-white photography, Historic Photos of the Golden Gate Bridge details the history of the bridge from its design and construction to recent times. Nearly 200 rarely seen images offer a compelling look at the bridge, from the days when the treacherous currents of the Golden Gate could be crossed only by boat to the rise of the bridge as a national landmark. This book is sure to delight both those who dream of the impossible and those who live to make it happen. |
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By Horton
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Wilderness Press Hardcover (184 pages)
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Click Here | Product Description: With a bow to the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849), whose woodblock series 100 Views of Mt. Fuji celebrates Japan's iconic mountain, this book is a lush photographic paean to San Francisco's world-famous icon--and the official symbol of the State of California--the majestic Golden Gate. In this masterful tribute to the natural wonders of the San Francisco landscape, as well as the enduring aesthetic and engineering marvel of the Golden Gate Bridge, professional photographer/writer and Bay Area native Harold Davis has created a collection of over 100 striking photographs of the magnificent Golden Gate--the strait that connects the San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean and the Bridge itself--taken from different vantage points, times of day and night, and seasons. Awash in color and mood, the all-color digital images in this book show that the Golden Gate is worth a look again and again and again. - Includes reproductions of well-known Hokusai prints, as well as back stories for each Golden Gate photo.
- Author of a number of other photography books, Harold Davis also writes the popular Photoblog 2.
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By Judy Wearing
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By Jeffrey Zuehlke
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By Sharlene Nelson & Ted Nelson
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By John Anthony Adams
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