Ziegfield Fashion Theatre, "Tertium Quid," Chicago, Illinois, Presentation Drawing

Ziegfield Fashion Theatre, "Tertium Quid," Chicago, Illinois, Presentation Drawing

Henry T. HarringerWW-1930-137542
1930·Charcoal and graphite on tracing paper·38.1 × 52.1 cm (15 × 20 1/2 in.)

<p>The Ziegfeld Follies, the lavish musical revue created by Florenz Ziegfeld (1868–1932) was suggested as a fitting inclusion to the Century of Progress World’s Fair in Chicago in 1933–34. A letter to that effect was sent by the Director of Concessions at the Fair to Mr. Ziegfeld in January 1932 encouraging him to bring the Follies to Chicago.<br>German-born architect and designer Henry Harringer (1892-1980) developed a proposal for the Ziegfeld Fashion Theater in addition to creating several exhibits for the Century of Progress. The theater idea never became a reality, perhaps due to the death of Florenz Ziegfeld and the ensuing business difficulties of the Follies.</p>

Catalogue

Year
1930
Dimensions
38.1 × 52.1 cm (15 × 20 1/2 in.)

Artist

Henry T. Harringer
Henry T. Harringer

Textile

Possibly designed by Henry Harringer (American B. German, 1892-1980)

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Record

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Year
1930
Dimensions
38.1 × 52.1 cm (15 × 20 1/2 in.)
Watts ID
WW-1930-137542

Source

Source
aic
Status
verified

Artist

Henry T. Harringer

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Textile

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