The lions at both ends of The Art Institute of Chicago, created by sculptor Edward Kemeys and unveiled in 1894, still seem relevant in protecting the creative energies of this very special institute.

Printed on 300 gsm, 100% cotton rag paper, using archival inks. Hand signed, numbered and embossed. If purchased framed, photos will be mounted on Rising Museum board with acid free foam core back and shrink wrap. Matted with Bainbridge 8522 Cobblestone, acid free mat board. Walnut frame with U.V. preservation glass.