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Category Archives: By Engagement with Roman Sources

20.06.23

Mural Based on Virgil sparks controversy

In1985, the Sulzer Library in Lincoln Square was the site of...
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19.06.23

Database of Ancient Drama on Chicago Stages

A record of  performances (1830s-today) that adapt or otherwise draw on...
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30.01.20

Gwendolyn Brooks’ Radical Take on Virgil’s Aeneid

    By Robin Pokorski Gwendolyn Brooks’ “The Anniad” “Nine Greek...
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17.03.15

A UFO atop an ancient temple?

  By John Sullivan “Monstrosity of the Midway,” “Eyesore on Lake...
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17.03.15

A Downtown Pompeian Villa

In the 1950s the luxurious Congress Hotel on South Michigan Avenue...
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16.03.15

Temples of Finance

Financial institutions everywhere in the US resemble Greek temples. This is...
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16.03.15

Community Murals Notice Classical Presences

A 600-ft long cement bench covered with paintings by local families...
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13.03.15

Mythic Ceiling Murals

Extraordinary mythical scenes are all over the ceiling of the Chicago...
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13.03.15

Fake Latin Inscription at the Playboy Mansion

“Si Non Oscillas, Noli Tintinnare,” translated immediately as  “If you don’t...
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18.02.15

World’s Fairs of 1893 and 1933

      The advertisements for the World’s Fairs of 1893...
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18.02.15

Athena in Jackson Park

The 24-ft gilded woman in Jackson Park is a small replica...
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18.02.15

Daley as Caesar? Mike Royko’s Boss

Was Mayor Richard J. Daley a metropolis-molding tyrant of Caesarian proportions?...
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