Cover art for The Chicagoan magazine, a one time midwest competitor with The New Yorker. Date unknown because it had been altered for use as the cover of the book, The Chicagoan: Lost Magazine of the Jazz Age by Neil Harris with assistance by Teri J. Edelstein.

Published from June 1926-April 1935, The Chicagoan is a tiny footnote in magazine history, noteworthy mostly for its intentional mimicry of The New Yorker. By highlighting its literary and artistic greatness, the title attempted to counter Chicago’s thuggish reputation established by Al Capone and c

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Stop 8: The Magnificent Mile. Fashions of the Hour was the in-house style magazine published by Marshall Field & Comany, and they often used a birds-eye perspective on its cover as a way of including the State Street flagship store in a view of the Michigan Avenue Bridge. The 333 North Michigan building that anchored the southern end of the bridge wouldn't go up until 1930. Notice the railroad freight yards still dominating the South Loop. ChicagoBart606

Don’t tell the hipsters: This gritty-cool neighborhood used to be a suburb.

Shop for chicago wall art from the world's greatest living artists. You may think Chicago is called the Windy City because of the winds that blow in off Lake Michigan. The truth may be far different. In 1890, Chicago was competing with New York City to host the World's Fair. New York Sun newspaper editor Charles Dana urged his readers to ignore the "nonsensical claims of that windy city." Display Chicago artwork in your home.

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