Abraham Lincoln Book Shop Inc

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Abraham Lincoln Book Shop, Chicago, IL; Since 1938, specializing in books and material culture related to Lincoln, U. S. Civil War, and U.S. Presidents.

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Iannelli Bust in Paris!
Sep 10, 2024 · original
UPDATE: The Iannelli Bust has been added to Google Maps! UPDATE: Our own Bjorn Skaptason visited the Iannelli bust in person. Watch him talk about it! UPDATE: The bust is completed and installed in Paris! Read about the unveiling ceremony. UPDATE: Thanks to Judy Barclay and the Paris-Chicago Sister City Committee the Iannelli bust is being replicated. The replica travelling to Paris! We are thrilled to play a small role in this success! In his interpretation of Lincoln, Iannelli has a much different opinion of Lincoln than many of his predecessors and peers. Of the Lincoln art of the day, Iannelli said “I wish they appreciated the depth and the bigness, the loftiness of the character of Lincoln. If they did, how could they put up a building like this to commemorate him?” He was no fan of the Greco-Roman ideal that so dominated public monuments of the day. Iannelli’s sculpture captures Li
A Look at Lakeside Classics
Jun 3, 2023 · original
Richard Robert Donnelley opened his Chicago printing company in 1864. In 1870, he changed the name to Lakeside Printing and Publishing Company. Rising from the ashes of the 1871 fire, by 1901 they moved into their own building. Located in today’s Printer’s Row neighborhood, the building is architect Howard Van Doren Shaw’s very first design of a commercial building. The building would be listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. Lakeside Press had two avenues of business. Fine printing and binding, producing books for organizations like the Caxton Club and the Limited Editions Club; and mass commercial printing. The Sears Catalog was such a big client, that Lakeside Press dedicated an entire plant to the project. R. R. Donnelley passed away in 1899, leaving it to his son Thomas E. Donnelley. In 1903, Thomas received a Christmas gift of a set fine razors from a supplier.

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