M. Max Dunning (1873-1945)
Hugh and N. Max Dunning Collection
INV-2621
M. Max Dunning (1873-1945)1901-1994
Hugh and N. Max Dunning Collection
M. Max Dunning (1873-1945) →archival material
Date
1901-1994
Medium
Printed papers, a scrapbook, architectural reprographic prints, and black and white photographic prints.
Dimensions
4 boxes and flatfile materials: W.: 38.1 cm (15 in.)
Museum
Art Institute of Chicago
Location
Chicago, IL
Credit
Gift of Bruce Dunning, 1994; the Dunning Family, 1995; the Chicago Tribune, 2003.
Brothers N. Max Dunning (1874-1946) and Hugh Dunning (1883-1958) established their architectural practice in Chicago in the early 1910s. In partnership until 1933, they designed residential and commercial buildings, banks, hotels, schools, and Masonic temples. The collection includes travel diaries, professional papers, and project photographs.
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