Promotional collateral featuring a conceptual design called, television, 1934, Chciago.
Looking south on Dearborn from Van Buren, 1892, Chicago.
The Manhattan (431 S Dearborn) is the tall building on the left; when it was completed, it was the tallest building in the world. It still stands and is cited as the world’s oldest surviving “skyscraper.”
Love the signage.
Nice use of the city’s municipal device (the Y representing the 3 branches of the river) on a poster promoting one of Mayor Byrne’s many failed attempts to revitalize the Loop in the early 1980s.
Posters commemorating the decennial of long distance flight between Rome and Chicago, 1933.
Members of the New Bauhaus School of Design, looking down the stairwell at their offices, which were first set in a former home of Marshall Field, 1938, Chicago