1932/1933 Catalogue of a Loan Exhibition: 20th Century Prints – Lakeside Press

1932/1933 Catalogue of a Loan Exhibition: 20th Century Prints – Lakeside Press1

1932/1933 Catalogue of a Loan Exhibition: 20th Century Prints – Lakeside Press2

1932/1933 Catalogue of a Loan Exhibition: 20th Century Prints – Lakeside Press3

1932/1933 Catalogue of a Loan Exhibition: 20th Century Prints – Lakeside Press4

HOT ! 1932/1933 Catalogue of a Loan Exhibition: 20th Century Prints – Lakeside Press

※jazdapopijaku.pl Limited model
YouTubers have introduced us to the usability of our products!
Introducing video here

Online sales
Price (tax included)

27.08USD

About Komeri Points

Quantity purchased

Pick up at the store
(Free shipping)

Pickup store：

Choose a shop

Check nearby stores

Estimated delivery time:

Order by

1pm → Prepare by 5pm

5pm → Prepare by The next morning

How to receive and shipping fees

Add to Cart

Delivery

Estimated delivery time:

Delivery is scheduled for around 2026-01-17.

Cash on delivery is limited to credit or cash on delivery. For other payment methods, please refer to here.

*It may take some time for the product to be delivered on January Wednesday, or public holidays, and depending on stock availability.

Regarding same-day shipping conditions

How to receive and shipping fees

Add to Cart

Add to wish list

Added to wish list

More information about 1932/1933 Catalogue of a Loan Exhibition: 20th Century Prints – Lakeside Press

As shown. See all photos. Belonged to my mother’s parents. Her dad wrote on cover in pencil, “have etchings by Bone and Briscoe.” True. The former just sold at auction.

8” x 10” x .25”

“Lakeside Press was a Chicago publishing imprint under which RR Donnelley Company produced fine books as well as mail order catalogs, telephone directories, encyclopedias and advertising. Best known for its high quality editions for the Chicago Caxton Club as well as the Lakeside Classics, a series of fine reprints. The printing plant, located along with company headquarters in the Lakeside Press Building on 22nd Street and Calumet Avenue, was closed in 1993, after which production moved to several other RRD plants. In 1929, the company opened the Lakeside Galleries on the eighth floor of their newly completed building on 22nd Street, near the shores of Lake Michigan. 1930 – 1961, the galleries devoted exhibitions to American and European artists.”