Sculptural details executed by H. R. Schmohl, after Winslow's sketches. The south facade of the Food and Beverage Building consisted of two pavilions whose decoration was made from the same molds used to create the facade of ""the church."" The bishop was removed but the cross remained. Seeds, fruits, vegetables, Neptune faces, cherubs, crowns, shields, olive leaves and bunches of grapes were added. In place of the flanking towers, windows with columns wider at the top than at the base at their sides, balconies below, and simplified curlicues above surmounted two arches to the right and left of the entrance pavilions. Orson Welles used shots of the east facade in ""Citizen Kane.""
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Sculptural details executed by H. R. Schmohl, after Winslow's sketches. The south facade of the Food and Beverage Building consisted of two pavilions whose decoration was made from the same molds used to create the facade of ""the church."" The bishop was removed but the cross remained. Seeds, fruits, vegetables, Neptune faces, cherubs, crowns, shields, olive leaves and bunches of grapes were added. In place of the flanking towers, windows with columns wider at the top than at the base at their sides, balconies below, and simplified curlicues above surmounted two arches to the right and left of the entrance pavilions. Orson Welles used shots of the east facade in ""Citizen Kane.""
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