Richard Morris Hunt : Administration Building Chicago 1893

Missing image Richard Morris Hunt: Gravure printing of the 1893 Columbia World Exposition held in Chicago's Executive Building in Chicago, the 14th inning administrative building of the 11th century was acquired from 25 exhibition buildings. This is the focus of the show, one of the masterpieces of that architect Richard Morris Hunt (1827-1895). With sophisticated classical details and scale, this large building is part of the concept of the exhibition "White City".

One of the many new buildings in the original building, the magnificent building for Fifth Avenue, was built in 1895 by Richard Morris Hunt, one of the founder of the American Institute of Architects It was. Hunt's design includes four allegorical statues that support architecture, sculpture, music and painting, but they have never been completed as funds are not allowed. (Discovering_NYC) Not everyone knows that there are other live art collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Located in Fort Tryon Park, there are five medieval monasteries and various medieval arts. John D. Rockefeller bought an international collection to preserve magnificent landscapes and bought land on the Paris Size side. (Discovering_NYC)

The building at 111 South Michigan Avenue with the Chicago Art Museum opened in 1893 as a World Parliamentary Auxiliary Building at the World Columbia Expo. After the exposition, the building was handed over to the Academy of Fine Arts. The Boston companies Shepley, Rutan, Coolidge are designed in Beax-Arts style, and the building symbolizes visitors who like Chicago. - I will apply for an entrance into ancient Greek to Summer Language Scholarship at the Chicago Language Center in the summer of 2016. Learning ancient Greek languages ​​during this period makes it possible to make great progress in my studies. It is best reflected in my current master's thesis project. . My master's thesis serves as the basis for my further academic research and participates in the political and cultural environment of classical Athens.