cliff dwellers club造句

• Many of its meetings are held at the Cliff Dwellers Club.
• The Cliff Dwellers Club, Chicago, 1903.
• "' The Cliff Dwellers Club "'is a private civic arts organization in Chicago, Illinois.
• Zeisler was a member of the Chicago Literary Club, The Little Room, Book and Play and the Cliff Dwellers Club.
• Taylor was also a member of the Cliff Dwellers Club, a club established by novelist Hamlin Garland that consisted of Chicago artists and literary men.
• For nearly 90 years, little has changed inside the Cliff Dwellers Club, a nesting place for artists and art lovers that is perched atop Orchestra Hall.
• He worked his way up Chicago art society & mdash; he led the Palette and Chisel Club and Cliff Dwellers Club, along with sculptor Lorado Taft.
• When teaching at the Art Institute of Chicago and residing ( at the Cliff Dwellers Club ) in downtown Chicago, Krehbiel turned to recreating the urban landscapes, most of them within walking distance to his classrooms.
• From 1907 through 1996 the ninth-floor penthouse of the building served as the home of the Cliff Dwellers Club, with interior architecture by Howard Van Doren Shaw and the first significant mural of John Warner Norton.
• The brothers were founding members of the Cliff Dwellers Club of Chicago, of the Eagle's Nest Art Colony in Ogle County, Illinois, and associated with Jane Addams'Hull House in Chicago, for whom they designed various buildings.
• In 1907, Pond was also one of the founders with Hamlin Garland of the Cliff Dwellers Club ( originally known as the Attic Club and later the Little Room ), a private club in Chicago for professionals engaged in the fine arts and performing arts.
• Among his works are the landmark 1929 long ceiling mural for the concourse of the old Chicago Daily News Building ( mural not currently installed in this building, which has been renamed Riverside Plaza; designed by architects Holabird & Root, 1929 ); the " Ceres " mural in the Chicago Board of Trade Building ( Holabird & Root, 1930 ); two large murals, " Old South " and " New South " commissioned by Holabird & Root for the Jefferson County Courthouse in Birmingham, Alabama; his Tavern Club murals at the 333 North Michigan Ave . building, Chicago ( Holabird & Root, 1928 ); his " American Heritage Series " at the Hamilton Park Field House, 513 W . 72nd St ., Chicago; four murals at the St . Paul, Minnesota city hall; twelve murals comprising " The History of Mankind " ( 1923 ) at the Logan Museum of Anthropology at Beloit College, in Wisconsin; and his first major mural in Chicago's Cliff Dwellers Club ( 1909 ), where he was a founding member.