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the shaped brick wall, popular in both the west and east as a design element of modernism.
die formsteinwand, beliebt in west und ost als gestaltungselement der moderne.
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niehler straße // köln niehl
the shaped brick wall, popular in both the west and east as a design element of modernism.
die formsteinwand, beliebt in west und ost als gestaltungselement der moderne.
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Pieces of 8 in the modern manner! Ad for the International Silver Company flatware - 1929.
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Das tollste an Werken aus der Moderne ist doch immer, dass man die Einflüsse von Freud 1000km gegen den Wind riechen kann
Madonna della Strada Chapel
Loyola University, Chicago
6453 N. Sheridan Road, Loyola University campus
Completed 1938 - 1939
Andrew Nicholas Rebori (1886 - 1966), architect
Madonna della Strada from the northwest. Source: Ryerson and Burnham Archives, Art Institute of Chicago
The Madonna della Strada chapel faces Lake Michigan on the campus of Loyola University, Chicago. The chapel was commissioned by senior priest of the Jesuit Order and university instructor Father James Mertz in 1924. It is named after a painting of the Virgin Mary, known as Madonna Della Strada, enshrined at the Church of the Gesù in Rome, the mother church of the Society of Jesus.
Designed by Andrew Rebori, with associated artists Edgar Miller, Karl Hackert, and Melville Steinfels, among others, the chapel sits next to another Rebori-designed building on the campus, the Elizabeth M. Cudahy Memorial Library.
Caricature of Andrew Rebori, by John Stafford Cromelin. Art Institute of Chicago
Vintage postcard view of the chapel
Chapel drawing, Loyola University Chicago Digital Special Collections
View from the southeast
Facade facing Lake Michigan
The rose window is bordered by relief sculptures of the four Evangelists, designed by Edgar Miller.
Vintage images of the bas relief sculptures of three of the Four Evangelists before they were attached to the front facade of the chapel. Source: Edgar Miller Legacy
Elevations by Andrew Rebori, 1937. Right: The iconic front facade is meant to recall a priest raising the monstrance during Mass. Left: The distinctive five arches are meant to represent the five senses in service to God.
Stained glass design by Edgar Miller
Artist Melville Steinfels (1910-1997), painting the chapel mural Crowning of Mary: Queen of Heaven and Earth, and the Society of Jesus (completed 1947)
SOURCES:
The Chicago Architectural Journal, vol. 4 1984, "Andrew Rebori: Buildings and Business" [PDF]
Patroness of the Road that Never Was: Loyola’s Madonna della Strada Chapel
Edgar Miller Legacy: Madonna della Strada Chapel
Father Mertz, S.J.'s Dream: Madonna della Strada Chapel
Madonna della Strada: Song in Stone
Loyola University Chicago Digital Special Collections
Ibex House - London
Ibex House is an eleven storey Art Deco office building on the east side of the City of London, just to the north of the Tower of London. It was designed by Fuller, Hall and Foulsham in the Streamline Moderne style, with curved corners and distinctive horizontal bands of faience cladding and black-framed fenestration. Construction started as a speculative development in 1935 and the building was completed in 1937. It became a Grade II listed building in 1982.