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An original 2.5x4.5" vintage photo taken by a tourist who visited Chicago, IL in the 1920s and was acquired through an estate. Photo is likely one of a kind. Professionally packaged in a rigid mailer for safe delivery.
Photo Overview
A woman stands on top of the Tribune Tower in Chicago, 1927, positioned between the gothic architecture that defines the iconic structure. She is dressed in period-appropriate fashion, wearing a coat and cloche hat, which are indicative of the style in the late 1920s. The background features intricate stone and ironwork characteristic of the building's design.
The Tribune Tower, completed in 1925, is a neo-Gothic skyscraper located on Michigan Avenue in Chicago. It was designed by architects John Mead Howells and Raymond Hood, winning an international competition hosted by the Chicago Tribune. The tower's design features elements inspired by famous cathedrals around the world, making it a hallmark of architectural beauty and historical significance in Chicago.
Condition: Good to fair vintage condition. See photos for detailed scans of both sides.
