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Sculpture, State Street Mall [brighter version]
View of pedestrians walking past a large sculpture installed on the the State Street Mall in front of the Carson Pirie Scott department store (now Sullivan Center), taken around the time of the State Street Thanksgiving Parade.
1980
Student looking at "Slabs of the Sunburnt West" sculpture
1975
Sculptures, University of Illinois Medical School
Sculptures of Asclepius (left) and Hygeia (right) standing in an arched walkway at the University of Illinois Medical School, Chicago. The sculptures' creation was funded by the WPA Federal Art Project.
1946
Monument at the University of Illinois Medical School
Cornerstone of former Physicians and Surgeons Building, bearing the date October 14th, 1881. Installed as a monument at the University of Illinois Medical School, Chicago.
1946
Louise Lentz Woodruff standing next to the sculpture she designed for the Fountain of Science, located in front of the main entrance to the Hall of Science.
The sculpture, known as Science Advancing Mankind, depicts 'Science' as a benign robot bending forward to nudge a male and female figure, i.e. 'humanity,' toward a brighter future. Woodruff's husband served as treasurer for the Century of Progress board of trustees in 1933.
1933
Smiling Egyptian cat-goddess Bast
1933
The Madonna rendered in ivory
1933
Statue of Apollo, University of Illinois Medical School
Sculpture of Apollo at the University of Illinois Medical School, Chicago. The words "Alpha Omega Alpha" are inscribed on the statue's base.
1946
Botero sculpture exhibition, Grant Park
View, looking northeast, at Fernando Botero's bronze sculpture La Pensee/ Il Pensiamento, part of the exhibition "Botero In Chicago" held in Grant Park.
1994
Carter H. Harrison monument
View of the top part of the Carter H. Harrison monument, showing the figure of Harrison.
1974
Horsepower I sculpture, Sedgwick Park
View of the sculpture Horsepower I, by Chicago sculptor John Kearney. The work is installed in Ogden Mall Park (Sedgwick Park), located between North Sedgwick Street and North Hudson Avenue, south of West Wisconsin Street. The sculpture consists of two large horses made from welded steel car bumpers, and is part of the art collection of the City of Chicago.
1975
Abraham Lincoln statue in Grant Park
Detail of "Seated Lincoln" by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, a bronze statue of President Abraham Lincoln in Grant Park.
1972
State Street Mall at Washington Street
View north along the State Street Mall from the intersection with Washington Street. Virginio Ferrari's sculpture "Being Born" stands at the right, in front of the Marshall Field's store. The buildings at the left, on the west side of the block, include 100 North State Street (Chicago Federal Savings Bank) and the Springer Block (Bay State Building and Kranz Building).
1987
North Michigan Avenue from the Art Institute
View of Michigan Avenue with the Gage group, Willoughby Tower, the former Montgomery Ward Tower (now condominiums), the Michigan Boulevard Building (formerly Michigan Avenue National Bank) and the Associates Center (150 N. Michigan Avenue). In the foreground Henry Moore's sculpture "Large Interior Form" stands in the Art Institute's North Stanley McCormick Memorial Garden.
1984
Multiple views of the installation of the Richard Hunt sculpture "Slabs of the Sunburnt West"
1975
Multiple views of the installation of the Richard Hunt sculpture "Slabs of the Sunburnt West"
1975
Color view of the Electrical Building
Relief sculpture titled Stellar Energy or Light by Ulric Henry Ellerhusen.
1933
Stellar Energy sculpture on southeast facade of the Electrical Group building
The caption beneath the figure reads: Light is the beginning of all things, from the utmost aether it issues shaping the stars answering in its patterns to the majesty of creative thought. The sculptor for this design was Ulric Henry Ellerhusen.
1932
Louise Lentz Woodruff standing next to the sculpture she designed for the Fountain of Science, located in front of the main entrance to the Hall of Science.
The sculpture, known as Science Advancing Mankind, depicts 'Science' as a benign robot bending forward to nudge a male and female figure, i.e. 'humanity,' toward a brighter future. Woodruff's husband served as treasurer for the Century of Progress board of trustees in 1933.
1933
Five statuettes, exhibited in the Social Science Hall are the oldest ever found in Asia, dating from about 3,000 B.C.
1933
Color view of front facade of the Electrical Building
1933
Laughing Buddha statue at the Lama Temple exhibit
1932
Beef suet statuette of a Native American on horseback
This miniature statuette of a Native American on horseback by artist Wilbur Freece, titled Indian Squaw, is made of beef suet.
1933
New Life sculpture depicting American folk of today
1933
Sculpture plaque on the side of the Electrical Building
1933
Richard Hunt during the installation of his sculpture, "Slabs of the Sunburnt West"
1975
Statue of Apollo, University of Illinois Medical School
Sculpture of Apollo installed at the University of Illinois Medical School, Chicago. The words "Alpha Omega Alpha" are inscribed on the statue's base.
1946
Congressman Frank Annunzio with Neil Hartigan and Congressman Russo
Congressman Frank Annunzio with Lt. Governor Neil Hartigan (second from left) and Illinois Congressman Martin A. Russo (fourth from left) near Columbus statue.
1985

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