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The perfect city
The perfect city

By Bob Thall

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The perfect city
The perfect city

By Bob Thall

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The new American village
The new American village

By Bob Thall

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"Since 1971, Bob Thall has made photographs that examine and interpret Chicago's urban landscape. Now, continuing his extensive project to photograph the Chicago metropolitan area, Thall presents a...

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The new American village
The new American village

By Bob Thall

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"Since 1971, Bob Thall has made photographs that examine and interpret Chicago's urban landscape. Now, continuing his extensive project to photograph the Chicago metropolitan area, Thall presents a...

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On City Streets
On City Streets

By Gary Stochl

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At City s Edge
At City s Edge

By Bob Thall

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Abandoned in Place
City spaces
City spaces

By Bob Thall

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"In City Spaces Thall returns downtown to Chicago's alleys where the artist finds remnants of the old city that he, and many other Chicagoans, once found so compelling. Although the fronts of these...

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