Do you have great memories of the Art Institute? Having a tiny illustration of this Chicago landmark will remind you of those moments forever.

This framed digital illustration represents one of the two bronze lion statues that flank the Michigan Avenue entrance of the Art Institute in Grant Park. The lions were created in 1893 by Edward Kemeys.

This wee keepsake is finished in a handmade, hand-painted, black wood frame, and is protected by recycled glass. The frame is thick in depth, so it can stand on its own on a flat surface, or it can hang on a wall by the sawtooth hanger that's attached to the back.

Details
Materials: Giclée print using archival paper and inks
Dimensions: 3.375 x 4.125 inches