IN MEMORIAM: Pauline Saliga, 1953-2022

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Pauline Saliga, shown here in 1987 in front of Louis Sullivan fragments, curated the architectural fragments exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago. The historic pieces surround the museum’s grand staircase. Photo Credit: Carl Wagner / Chicago Tribune
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