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Created for the 1933–34 Chicago World’s Fair — A Century of Progress — this design is a defining example of American Art Deco exhibition graphics. Commissioned for Chicago’s centennial, it reflects the era’s stubborn optimism about technology and modern life at a moment otherwise defined by economic collapse. That contrast is part of what makes it compelling.
Prepared from an archival scan of the public-domain 1933 design and printed fresh to order, holding its color and line with high fidelity. Pairs naturally with the 1934 companion piece.
Printed fresh to order in three sizes — 12×18, 16×24, and 24×36 inches — on premium 200gsm matte paper, substantial and heavier than a standard poster, closer to card stock. Unframed or framed in black, white, or natural wood. Free US shipping.
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We offer Archival Matte Paper and Stretched Canvas prints.
Each size is available framed or unframed. The framed option comes in three frame colors — Black, Dark Wood, and Natural Wood.
