The Golden Gate Bridge as depicted in this photo, as a symmetrical steel structure with its arches posed against the backdrop of the sea-symbolizes San Francisco, more than any other monument (Russel 496). The photograph was taken from the view point from bridge tower, CPC 274E located on the San Francisco side looking toward Marin County, California. This photograph of the Golden Gate Bridge stands for more than its functional intention but in turn the impact the piece of art had on the cities that it connects.
Joseph Strauss, the chief engineer overseen, the Art Deco design, on the Golden Gate Bridge construction from 1933 to when it was completed in 1937. Until 1964 the bridge held the title as the world’s longest suspension bridge (1.7
Joseph Strauss, the chief engineer overseen, the Art Deco design, on the Golden Gate Bridge construction from 1933 to when it was completed in 1937. Until 1964 the bridge held the title as the world’s longest suspension bridge (1.7