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Biberstein, Franz
Blashfield, Edwin Howland
Burr, George Elbert
Butler, Howard Russell
Castaigne, Jean André
Chittenden, Alice Brown
Clinedinst, Benjamin West
Cox, Kenyon
Crapo, Henry H.
Curran, Charles Courtney
Dallin, Cyrus Edwin
Deane, Edward Eldon
Denman, Herbert
Ditzler, Hugh
DuMond, Frank Vincent
Earle, Lawrence Carmichael
Eaton, Charles Harry & H.D. Nichols
Fagan, James
Fenn, Harry
Ferry, Isabelle
Fitler, William Crothers
Gorguet, Auguste François
Graham, Charles S.
Grover, Oliver Dennett
Guérin, Jules
Hassam, Childe
Hencke, Albert
Hickmott, Lewis Edward
Homer, Winslow
Jack, Richard
Johnson, Willis Fletcher
NOTE: Although Harper's Weekly carried a rather long series of images showing black people attending the 1893 Columbian World's Fair (called "The Johnson Family Visits the Fair"), it features such racist and caricatured stereotypes of black people that I could not, in good conscience, include any of those images on my web pages. For an excellent and detailed study of the racial tensions inherent in the representation of the "White" City and its events, see Matthew Wilson's "The Nigger": The Careers of Paul Laurence Dunbar, Henry 0. Tanner, and Charles W. Chesnut, particularly the first long section titled "Pretext: The Chicago World's Columbian Exposition as Racial Locus." Or see a more compressed summary of black Americans' participation in the world's fair in Shirley J. Portwood's review of Christopher Robert Reed's book "All the World Is Here": The Black Presence at White City.
Biberstein, Franz (1850 - 1930)
Machinery Hall, World's Columbian Exposition,
1893--by Franz Biberstein.
Blashfield, Edwin Howland (1850 - 1930)
West Portal of Manufactures
Building 1894--
by Edwin H. Blashfield.
Burr, George Elbert (1859 – 1939)
Columbian Exposition at chicago--Proposed Pier and
Casino in Lake Michigan--by George E. Burr.
Butler, Howard Russell (1856 – 1934)
The Administration Building,
Columbian Exposition--
by Howard Russell Butler
Castaigne, Jean André (1861 – 1929)
Daniel Chester French's Statue
of the Republic, an Hour after
Sunrise--by J. André Castaigne.
From the Top of the Administration Building,
Looking toward the Machinery and
Agricultural Halls
--by J. André Castaigne.
Art Palace--Early Morning--
by J. André Castaigne.
Chittenden, Alice Brown (1859 - 1944)
Palace of Fine Arts, Exposition Hall
--by Alice Brown Chittenden.
Clinedinst, Benjamin West (1859 - 1931)
Farewell to the World's Columbian
Exposition at Chicago
--by B. West
Clinedinst.
Cox, Kenyon ( 1856 - 1919 )
Detail of MacMonnies' Fountain
by Kenyon Cox
Crapo, Henry H. (1852 – 1911)
The Administration Building, World's Columbian Exposition
--by Henry H. Crapo.
The Agricultural Building from the Grand Basin Looking
East, World's Columbian Exposition,
1893--by Henry H. Crapo.
The Manufactures and Liberal Arts Buildings from
Wooded Island, World's Columbian Exposition,
1893--by Henry H. Crapo.
The Statue of Industry on the West Side of the
Grand Basin, World's Columbian Exposition,
1893--by Henry H. Crapo.
Curran, Charles Courtney (1861 – 1942). See more White City paintings by Curran-- scroll down the page.
Electric Fountain, World's
Columbian Exposition
--by Charles C. Curran.
Administration Building of the 1893
Columbian Exposition in Chicago at Night
--by Charles C. Curran.
MacMonnies' Fountain--World Columbian Exposition
by Charles C. Curran
Dallin, Cyrus Edwin (1861 – 1944)
Signal of Peace, 1890--by C. E. Dallin.
Deane, Edward Eldon (1851 - 1919)
Administration Building
by E. Eldon Deane
Denman, Herbert (1855 - 1903)
Approach to North Court Bridge
--by Herbert Denman.
Ditzler, Hugh (1871 - 1949)
Chicago World's Fair
--by Hugh Ditzler
DuMond, Frank Vincent (1865 - 1951)
Statue of the Republic
--by F. V. duMond.
Earle, Lawrence Carmichael (1845-1921)
World's Columbian Exposition,
1893--by Lawrence C. Earle.
South Horticultural Bridge--Twilight
--by Lawrence C. Earle.
Eaton, Charles Harry(1850-1902)and Harley Dewitt Nichols (1859-1959). See Nichols, H.D.--for more paintings by Nichols.
Big Guns in the War Department, Government
Building--by H. D.
Nichols and C. H. Eaton
Fagan, James (1864 - 1940)
Chicago World's Fair--by James Fagan.
Fenn, Harry (1838 - 1911)
The West Terrace from the Court
of the Obelisk, 1893--by Harry Fenn.
Ferry, Isabelle (1865 - 1937)
World's Columbian Exposition,
1893--by Isabelle Ferry.
Fitler, William Crothers (1857-1915)
California Building--by W.C. Fitler
Gorguet, Auguste François (1862-1927)
Palace of Machinery--by Auguste Gorguet
Graham, Charles S. (1852 – 1911). See more White City paintings by Graham--scroll down the page.
Looking East in the Grand Court
--by Charles S. Graham.
At Night in the Grand Court
--by Charles S. Graham.
The Electrical Building, World's Columbian
Exposition, 1893--by Charles S.
Graham.
Moonlight on the Lagoons
--by Charles S. Graham.
The Grand Arch of the Peristyle
--by Charles S. Graham.
The Woman's Building--by Charles S. Graham.
The Woman's Building--by Charles S. Graham.
The Golden Door [by Louis Sullivan],
Transportation Building, World's Columbian
Exposition, 1893--by Charles S. Graham.
Columbian Exposition, 1893
(Native American "village" in foreground)
--by Charles S. Graham.
Art Palace at Night
--by Charles S. Graham.
Court of Honor in the Moonlight
--by Charles S. Graham.
Pavilion, Jackson Park, Chicago
--by Charles S. Graham.
Casino and Pier--by Charles S. Graham
Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Building,
1893, Chicago, Columbian Exposition
--by Charles S. Graham.
Administration Building
--by Charles S. Graham.
Waltz by Adelaide Gluck
(cover to sheet music)--
by Charles S. Graham.
Administration Building
--by Charles S. Graham.
Grand Court at Night
--by Charles S. Graham.
The Pier and Casino at the Columbian Exposition
(based on 1891 plans)--by Charles S. Graham.
Electricity Building
--by Charles S. Graham.
The Electrical Building
--by Charles S. Graham.
Interior of the Manufactures
and Liberal Arts Building
--by Charles S. Graham.
Silver Statue, Montana Building
(Modeled after actress Ada
Rehan, this
statue of 'Justice'
contained $61,800 worth of
silver, with $230,000 worth of
gold in the plinth base, the
total cost of the sculpture
being over $300,000)--by
Charles S. Graham.
Official Bird's Eye View--World's Columbian
Exposition, Chicago--by Charles S. Graham.
Grover, Oliver Dennett (1859–1935)
View of the Horticultural Building from Wooded
Island 1893--by Oliver D. Grover.
Guérin, Jules (1866–1949)
The MacMonnies Fountain by Night--by Jules Guerin
Hassam, Frederick Childe (1859–1935)
Palace of Fine Arts--by Childe Hassam.
The World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago
--by Childe Hassam.
On a Lake Front Promenade, World's Columbian
Exposition--by Childe Hassam.
The Columbian Exposition, Chicago--by Childe Hassam.
The U. S. Government Building, World's Columbian
Exposition, 1893--by Childe Hassam.
MacKaye Spectatorium with Iowa Pavilion in Foreground,
Columbian Exposition, 1893--by Childe Hassam.
The Electricity Building, World's Columbian Exposition,
1893--by Childe Hassam.
Scene at the World's Columbian Exposition,
Chicago, Illinois 1893--by Childe
Hassam.
Hencke, Albert ( 1865 - 1936 )
On the Corridor of the
Woman's building--by Al Hencke.
Hickmott, Lewis Edward ( 1854 - 1929 )
A View of the Fair--by Lewis Edward Hickmott.
Homer, Winslow (1836–1910)
The Fountains at Night, World's Columbian
Exposition, 1893--by Winslow
Homer.
Jack, Richard (1866 - 1952)
Southern Entrance,Electricity Building
--by Richard Jack
Johnson, Willis Fletcher (1857-1931)
Woman's Building--by Willis Johnson.
World's Columbian Exposition--by Willis Johnson.
Machinery Hall--by Willis Johnson.
Administration Building--by Willis Johnson.
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Text written by K. L. Nichols
Painting, top of page: Lydia Field Emmet,
World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago (1893)
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Posted: 4-15-15; Updated: 4-18-18
