How the late 1930s imagined the world of tomorrow: a black-and-white press photograph taken at an imaginary world's fair pavilion (not any real exhibition), looking down from a viewing gallery onto an enormous scale model of a future city — teardrop cars on multi-lane elevated highways, setback towers, landing pads on rooftops, model trees. Rows of visitors in hats and overcoats lean on the railing in the foreground, seen from behind, very small. Silver gelatin print, flashbulb fall-off, film grain, slight vignetting. No text, no signs, no letters, no logos.