Address: 4611 N. Lincoln Ave. Year Built: 1922 Architect: William Presto, with Louis H. Sullivan Date Designated a Chicago Landmark: September 28, 1977

The facade of this small building was the last commission of famed architect Louis Sullivan, and it reflects the careful attention to detail that characterized Sullivan's work. Elaborate terra-cotta ornament, projecting above the roofline and framing the large display window, drew attention to the store and its original function.

Louis Sullivan
Terra Cotta
1.	Street Elevation, 1974, photo by HABS
2.	Terra Cotta Detail, 1974, photo by Ralph Line
3.	Detail/Cornice Ornament, photo by Barbara Crane