1893 Art Print View EVENING ON THE LAGOON @ The Chicago World\'s Fair Inter-Ocean For Sale

*1893 Art Print View EVENING ON THE LAGOON @ The Chicago World\'s Fair, THE Inter-Ocean*Color 1893 Inter Ocean Print Chicago Columbian Expo: Art View Of; Evening On The Lagoon.
Antique Original Color 1893 Inter Ocean Print The Chicago Columbian Exposition:Rare Antique Original Color Art Illustration 1893 Inter Ocean of The Chicago Columbian Exposition:Titled: [\"EVENING ON THE LAGOON\"].
ANTIQUE ART 1893 Print: Type: Color; Approximate Size (inches): 16.5 x 11 Approximate Size (cm): 42 x 28.Description and Condition; This is an super-rare original 1893 color cover from the Chicago \"The Inter Ocean\" supplement;
We have recently obtained, from a private Estate, a number of these Rare Prints in this Original Publication. arguably some very rare original color images of the 1893 Chicago World\'s Fair (The World\'s Columbian Exposition). These rare Prints are not made available very often. We will be listing them a little at a time, so we do them justice.
If these types of Prints interest you, and you wish to add them toyour Collection, please bookmark my ID shop, and check every few days for additional listings. I believe we will be listing upwards of 30 prints, with some being, of the rarest of the collection.
Comment/Note: Some of these Prints that were sold in the past, andsome that may be available at Historical Print Sellers, have sold or areListed for Hundreds of Dollars.We will be starting most of them at a very Low and Fair Price of $49.95
The original front and rear covers from Chicago\'s coveted The Inter Ocean Illustrated Supplement from 1893 are stunning in their size, color saturation, and condition. This was the very first color supplement produced on a high speed newspaper press, developed in late 1892 in preparation for the Exposition. The Inter Ocean was released 3 times per week at times during the Exposition.
There were many types of prints and publications published during this time of the Fair, but These are by far the most rare of all the collections related to the fair we have discovered.
The World\'s Columbian Exposition was held from May to October 1893 in honor of the 400th anniversary of Columbus\' discovery of the New World. In competition with many other cities, Chicago was finally designated the official site, and the Exposition was built on 630 acres in and around Jackson Park. It was a spectacular display of progress and prosperity, and included among its many wonders were electrical displays, exhibits from other countries, and a popular amusement area on the Midway Plaisance with carnival rides-- among them the first Ferris Wheel. Most of the fair\'s architecture was based on classical design and lathered with white paint which gave the area around the Court of Honor the name \"The White City.\"
CONDITION: This almost 130 year old Print/Sheet Item is rated Very Fine +. It was printed in 1893, making it about 130-years-old.Light aging throughout. Original mailing center crease. Some light surface rub. No tears (*Other than anything highlighted via my images, if any). Light water staining and tiny edge tears (on some). Please note; as this is an original supplement to The Inter-Ocean, there is printing text and small unrelated illustrations on the verso side.
Also Note: That any white marks on parts of the print are scanner or camera created lighting/ reflective ghost images caused by the clear plastic sheet protector, and Not on the Original you will receive.
In addition, these supplements were protected over the last century while bound into their original custom binding and therefore the original binder holes or marks may be in place or visible on one margin, as seen in the digital picture. These holes or markings/ rough edges, can easily be hidden via matting when being framed, if the buyer chooses to do so.
This particular piece was illustrated by: Artist Initials Only, of; G A S or G F S - specific to this image:
Also Note: We will ship very securely, either in thick heavy Poster Tube,or sandwiched between two thick double card-board sheets to avoid any bending or other