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aic-asian: Hall of the Great Buddha (Nara Daibutsuden), Kawase Hasui, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago

aic-asian: Hatsuse Temple, Yamato (Yamato Hatsusedera), Kawase Hasui, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago

aic-asian: Lovesick Cat, Sekino Jun'ichiro, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago: Asian ArtGift of Arnold

Vintage crescent moon and stars powder compact by Crafters Chicago, c. 1950’s. Holy moly. This

aic-asian: Winter in Aizu, Saito Kiyoshi, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago: Asian ArtBruce Goff Archiv

yesterdaysprint:18th & Indiana, Chicago, May 2, 1950

aic-asian: Winter in Aizu, Saito Kiyoshi, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago: Asian ArtGift of Michael C

nobrashfestivity:Gordon Parks. Tenement Dwellers, Chicago, Illinois, 1950.

Stock car races at Soldier Field(Howard Sochurek. 1950)

Ceremonial Stool, Akan, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago: Arts of AfricaStools are enormously signific

Blue Rhythm, Hans Hofmann, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago: Contemporary ArtGift of Society for Conte

Portrait of Marcel Duchamp, Jacques Villon, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago: Modern ArtBequest of Max

Asa Mae & Johnnie Green Crown Propeller Lounge, Chicago, 1950’s ©WaheedPhotoA

Coyote, Rufino Tamayo, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago: Prints and DrawingsPrint and Drawing Club Fun

artist-brauner: Animal, Victor Brauner, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago: Modern ArtGift of Albert Rob

kvetchlandia: Art Shay     Be Kind Now, Chicago    1950

Wrigley Field (Cubs vs Pirates. Chicago, July 5th, 1950.)

Simone de Beauvoir, Chicago, 1950. By Art Shay.

artist-andy-warhol: Boat, Andy Warhol, 1950, Art Institute of Chicago: PhotographyGift of The Andy W

Lois Roberts - OF - Chicago Cardinals (1950-1951)Be sure to tag us if you use our photos!

National Girls Baseball League Magazine, Thursday, June 1, 1950Be sure to tag us if you use our phot

Maria Callas by John Dominis, Chicago, 1954

Closer Than We Think 11/29/1959 Chicago Tribune postArthur Radebaugh artist

Knoll Showrooms, 1951-1956.  New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas and Milan. Via Knoll 

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