| A painter, especially known for Chicago scenes, Richard Chase recreated the urban environment of that city including skyscrapers, bridges and industrial scenes in a manner that showed a city full of energy and future promise. One of his works, "The Palmolive Building" (Chicago Historical Society) depicted a structure built in the late 1920s. Chase showcased it in a night scene with the building as a lighted beacon exuding radiance and dominance at the end of Michigan Avenue where for (showing 500 of 2646 characters). |
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