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The 28 pages that link to World's fair, each with the reason it gives.

• ParisNarrower topic: Paris’s fairs staged modern technology and spectacle as part of the city’s visual culture.

• World's Columbian ExpositionNarrower topic: The Chicago exposition belonged to this tradition of staged global competition.

• Great ExhibitionNarrower topic: The Great Exhibition established a model for later international showcases.

• Crystal PalaceNarrower topic: Its success helped establish the large-scale exhibition as a recurring civic and international event.

• Eiffel TowerNarrower topic: The exposition’s competitive spectacle provided the tower’s original purpose and audience.

• Venice BiennaleNarrower topic: The Biennale emerged amid the nineteenth-century culture of international exhibitions, while focusing on the arts.

• Capitoline WolfNarrower topic: Replicas of the Capitoline Wolf appeared at international exhibitions as symbols of Rome.

• George Washington Gale Ferris Jr.Narrower topic: World’s fairs supplied the audiences and competitive spectacle that encouraged monumental wheels.

• Space NeedleNarrower topic: The Space Needle exemplifies how world's fairs used signature structures to express their themes.

• Prince RandianNarrower topic: World's fairs and similar exhibitions helped circulate sideshow acts to mass audiences.