Chicago Stock Exchange Trading Room: Stencil 1893 - 1894
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The "Chicago Stock Exchange Trading Room: Stencil" is a vibrant, intricate stencil design created by architects Adler & Sullivan, renowned for their work in the Chicago School style. Dating from 1893-1894, this artwork showcases the elaborate patterns and geometric motifs that characterized the aesthetic of the period. The design, composed of overlapping arches, diamonds, and intricate floral patterns, creates a sense of depth and movement, reflecting the energy and dynamism of the bustling trading room. Currently housed in The Art Institute of Chicago, this stencil provides a glimpse into the decorative arts of the late 19th century and the architectural vision of Adler & Sullivan.
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