American Art

A world class museum, the Art Institute of Chicago	The lions in front of the Art Institute of Chicago date from the 1893 World Columbian Exposition	The current building of the Art Institute of Chicago opened during the World Columbian Exposition in 1893	Floor plans of the Art Institute of Chicago
Floor plans of the Art Institute of Chicago	Indian Chief, Samuel A. Robb, New York 1888/1903	American Eagle, John Haley Bellamy, Maine 1870/1900	Whirligig Entitled "America", Frank Memkus, Wisconsin 1938/1942
The Sun Vow, Hermon Atkins MacNeil, modeled 1898, cast 1901	On the War Trail, Alexander Phimister, 1921	The Mexican Major, Frederic Remington, 1889	Ready for the Fiestas, William Penhallow Henderson, 1920
Abraham Lincoln, Daniel Chester French, 1916	The Puritan, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, modeled 1883-1886, cast after 1899	The most famous American work in the Art Institute of Chicago, American Gothic by Grant Wood, 1930	American Gothic, based on a visit to Eldon, Iowa by the artist Grant Wood
The Rock, Peter Blume, 1944-48	The Room No. VI, Eldzier Corton, 1948	Into the World There Came a Soul Called Ida, Ivan Albright, 1929-30	The Indestructibles, Philip Evergood, 1946
Looking down on the sculpture hall from the upper level of the American Gallery	Summer, Greenland - Rockwell Kent, 1932-33