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Category: 19th - 20th Century Art Galleries - Chicago Shopping
Address: 50 E Oak St, 2nd Floor, Chicago, IL 60611
If traditional taste and quality catch your eye, then you must visit Aaron Galleries, whose specialties include Impressionism and early abstract art. The gallery is also home to 19th- and 20th-century prints and paintings, including works by Tom Benton, Pauline Palmer, and Emil Bisttram.
Category: 19th - 20th Century Art Galleries - Chicago Shopping
Address: 226 W Superior St, Gruen Building, 3rd fl, Chicago, IL 60610
The best of British art comes to Chicago in this gallery. Presenting works from the Scottish, Cornish, and London art schools, Belloc Lowndes exhibits prints, paintings, sculpture, and drawings among its variety of media. If you're seeking art information, the owners are more than happy to share their knowledge of 20th-century British art.
Category: 19th - 20th Century Art Galleries - Chicago Shopping
Address: 1230 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL 60607
If you're looking for exquisitely detailed works on paper, this establishment is superb. Owner Fred Baker, originally known for his museum-quality framing, developed an interest in fine prints and drawings while mastering his craft. Now a major gallery owner, he carries works by Toulouse-Lautrec, Villon, and Whistler.
Category: 19th - 20th Century Art Galleries - Chicago Shopping
Address: 617 N State St, Chicago, IL 60610
Enticing British accents greet you as you admire this gallery's collection, and antique furnishings are employed to highlight American, British, and Continental paintings. Hildt Galleries deals largely in fine oil paintings and watercolors from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Category: 19th - 20th Century Art Galleries - Chicago Shopping
Address: 225 N Racine Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
Architectural items, including those from 19th-century bathrooms and vintage kitchens, comprise the bulk of Jan's merchandise. You'll also find a selection of banisters, door knobs, and other such domestic goods.
Michael Fitzsimmons Decorative Arts
Category: 19th - 20th Century Art Galleries - Chicago Shopping
Address: 208 S Marion St, Oak Park, IL 60302
This large showroom features antiques from the British and American Arts & Crafts movements. It also carries furniture, lighting, metalware, ceramics, and paintings. The gallery's museum-quality goods showcase leading designers of the period. You'll also find reproductions of vintage items.
Category: 19th - 20th Century Art Galleries - Chicago Shopping
Address: 742 N Wells St, Chicago, IL 60610
Owner Nancy McIlvaine uses her interior design background to display art and antiques in an elegant home environment. The gallery features trompe l'oeil painting and includes realist and naive works in room settings. It also showcases international artists and exhibits 19th-century decorative furniture.
Category: 19th - 20th Century Art Galleries - Chicago Shopping
Address: 40 E Erie St, Chicago, IL 60611
Sharing with visitors the heritage of American art from colonial to modern times is this gallery's mission. Housed in a historic Victorian mansion, the gallery features works by Greacen, Peters, and Smiley. Along with artwork, the gallery presents its own building's architecture as a must-see highlight.
Category: 19th - 20th Century Art Galleries - Chicago Shopping
Address: 645 N Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60611
Works by Matisse, Rembrandt, and Picasso have all graced the walls of R.S. Johnson Fine Art. A staple of Chicago's art scene for over 40 years, the spacious gallery specializes in 19th- and 20th-century works. The establishment has more than 50 US museums on its list of clients.
Category: 19th - 20th Century Art Galleries - Chicago Shopping
Address: 449 N Wells St, Chicago, IL 60610
If you have a particular penchant for Biedermeier antiques, this elegant gallery is an ideal place to find something spectacular. The shop carries fine Viennese furniture, especially that from 1800 to the 1920s.
