A wide selection from The Chicagoan, published from 1926 to 1935 as a copycat of The New Yorker in graphic design and editorial content. It portrayed Chicago as a place of glamour and stylish sophistication, countering its image as a place of violence and vice. His artists included Raymond Katz (aka Sandor), Nat Karson, Arthur Ruddy, H.O.Hofman and Lester Gaba.
These high-resolution images, ready for use in large-sized prints, have been carefully digitally restored, ensuring that the feel and detail of the originals are preserved. For your convenience, all of the page text is readily available in the file’s metadata.
All images are out of copyright under US law. >
