Decorative art · Architecture & places · Catalog HV3EKNB7

Elevator Grille Ornament from the Schlesinger and Mayer Store, Chicago, Illinois

Louis H. Sullivan American, 1856-1924 · 1903/04

Elevator Grille Ornament from the Schlesinger and Mayer Store, Chicago, Illinois is a architectural fragment made with Bronze plated cast iron, dated 1903/04, attributed to Louis H. Sullivan American, 1856-1924 and held by the Art Institute of Chicago.

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Decorative art · Architecture & places · Catalog HV3EKNB7

Elevator Grille Ornament from the Schlesinger and Mayer Store, Chicago, Illinois

Louis H. Sullivan American, 1856-1924 · 1903/04

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Plate 125 from The Plan of Chicago, 1909: Chicago. Elevation of Grant Park and Harbor; the Eastern Facade of the City on Michigan Avenue, and the Dome of the Administration Building of the Civic Center, Looking from Lake Michigan.

Plate 129 from The Plan of Chicago, 1909: Chicago. The Business Center of the City, Within the First Circuit Boulevard, Showing the Proposed Grand East-and-West Axis and Its Relation to Grant Park and the Yacht Harbor; the Railway Terminals Schemes on the South and West Sides, and the Civic Center

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