WIN: Rapid Response Effort Following the School of the Art Institute of Chicago Sells Off Roger Brown Collection and Studio Results in Roger Brown House Receiving Landmark Recommendation

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Roger Brown Study Collection After Sale of Over 2,000 Artworks by Chicago Imagists in 2025, 1926 North Halsted Street. Photo credit: Redfin

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