Created for the 1933–1934 Chicago World’s Fair, A Century of Progress, this poster is a defining example of American Art Deco exhibition design. Commissioned to celebrate Chicago’s centennial, the artwork reflects the era’s optimism in technology, architecture, and modern life during a period otherwise marked by economic uncertainty.
Carefully restored and reproduced from the public-domain 1933 poster, this print naturally pairs well with the 1934 poster, looking great in spaces where early-20th-century American modernism, architectural history, and classic exposition graphics fit the vibe.
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All prints are available in three sizes — 12×18, 16×24, and 24×36 — in a 2:3 ratio, which makes them unusually flexible. They work in both portrait and landscape orientations, and they pair naturally with each other and with other standard frame sizes without a lot of planning.
Each size is available framed or unframed. The framed option uses Premium Matte paper and comes in three frame colors — Black, White, and Natural Wood.
