Architectural Details of Chicago “Creativity; Lyric Opera of Chicago”
I only have 1 original available! This is a 27” W x 26” H poplar veneered MDF board with “Very Black” wood stain coloring. The bonus of the MDF board makes this piece resistant to warping and cracking. It is clear-coated with Polycrylic for protection. The back is fitted with a French Cleat System for easy hanging.
The Lyric Opera of Chicago opened in 1929. It was designed by the architectural firm Graham, Anderson, Probst & White. It is a limestone 45-story skyscraper with two 22-story wings making it look like a throne. It is decorated in a mix of Art Nouveau and Art Deco. It is home to visiting opera and dance companies as well as operettas, musical shows, orchestral, dance and vocal concerts.
I only have 1 original available! This is a 27” W x 26” H poplar veneered MDF board with “Very Black” wood stain coloring. The bonus of the MDF board makes this piece resistant to warping and cracking. It is clear-coated with Polycrylic for protection. The back is fitted with a French Cleat System for easy hanging.
The Lyric Opera of Chicago opened in 1929. It was designed by the architectural firm Graham, Anderson, Probst & White. It is a limestone 45-story skyscraper with two 22-story wings making it look like a throne. It is decorated in a mix of Art Nouveau and Art Deco. It is home to visiting opera and dance companies as well as operettas, musical shows, orchestral, dance and vocal concerts.
I only have 1 original available! This is a 27” W x 26” H poplar veneered MDF board with “Very Black” wood stain coloring. The bonus of the MDF board makes this piece resistant to warping and cracking. It is clear-coated with Polycrylic for protection. The back is fitted with a French Cleat System for easy hanging.
The Lyric Opera of Chicago opened in 1929. It was designed by the architectural firm Graham, Anderson, Probst & White. It is a limestone 45-story skyscraper with two 22-story wings making it look like a throne. It is decorated in a mix of Art Nouveau and Art Deco. It is home to visiting opera and dance companies as well as operettas, musical shows, orchestral, dance and vocal concerts.
