Standard Club Addition and Alterations, Elevations by Adler & Sullivan, Architects

Standard Club Addition and Alterations, Elevations Possibly 1892

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drawing

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aged paper

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toned paper

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hand written

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16_19th-century

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typeface

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incomplete sketchy

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derelict

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ink

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fading type

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underpainting

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arch

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line

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watercolour bleed

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street

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watercolor

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architecture

This architectural drawing, “Standard Club Addition and Alterations, Elevations,” is a detailed plan of the first floor of the Standard Club building in Chicago. Created by the renowned architectural firm Adler & Sullivan in 1892, it showcases their signature style, emphasizing functionality and clear, legible lines. The drawing, housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, is an invaluable document for understanding the firm’s design process and the evolution of a historic Chicago building.

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