  
A world-renowned art museum, the Art Institute of Chicago is the city’s oldest institution for visual arts. Used as an annex building during the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893, the original structure was designed in the classical style of the buildings of the World’s fair with the difference that the Art Institute building was built to as a permanent structure. Original architect: Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge. Date completed: 1893.
EC 10593
Viewed looking east across Michigan Avenue from Adams Street.
IMPORTANT ORDERING INFORMATION
Please read the following carefully before placing custom print orders.
1 - Please place orders for Christmas 2007 delivery by December 1st, 2007.
2 - Please choose "Matted/Framed Prints Only" as the shipping method on your order form. A flat fee of $25 per order covers shipping and handling. If another method is chosen the shipping quote on your order will be incorrect.
3 - All custom print orders are shipped via Federal Express Ground - rush shipping is not available.
4 - Gift Wrap is not available on custom print orders.
Call or e-mail with any questions: 312-799-2261 / taylor@chicagohistory.org.
Format/Size:
Select the size and format of your choice from the drop-down menu above.
The listed size refers to the outside edges of the finished matted print before framing.
All prints are matted whether ordered framed or unframed.
Pricing:
Framed 16 x 20 - $125.00
Framed 11 x 14 - $105.00
Framed 8 x 10 - $80.00
Matted 16 x 20 - $75.00
Matted 11 x 14 - $55.00
Matted 8 x 10 - $30.00
Prices will be automatically calculated in your shopping cart by deducting the difference from $125.00 as shown in the drop-down menu and above.
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