#marshall fields

[theknitpotato]

TIFFANY DOME at Marshall Fields (now Macy's) at State Street (south building) in Chicago, Illinois, USA

Installed: 1907, Designed by Louis C. Tiffany

It is both the first dome to be built in favrile iridescent glass and is the first and largest ceiling ever built in favrile glass. It contains over 1.6 million pieces, hand-blown by Tiffany's workshop. It took fifty men a year and a half to complete under Tiffany's supervision.

"Favrile" glass are handmade and the "iridescent effect" was obtained by mixing different colors of glass while hot. "Favrile iridescent glass" is a type of art glass patented in 1894 by Louis Comfort Tiffany... The Tiffany lamp photograph is thanks to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

(Photo Courtesy: Susie Trexler

[bignaz8]

The stunning Tiffany ceiling at Marshall Field’s downtown Chicago store. Will always be Marshall Field’s, never Macy’s.

[porterdavis]

Marshall Fields in Chicago

I can remember my mother taking me there when I was about 5. That was back when women wore dresses, hats, and gloves while shopping there.

Photo - #ChicagoHistory

[wildbeautifuldamned]

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[positivebeatmagazine]

Marshall Field's and Chicago

[grissomesque]

Jason Isaacs as Field Marshal Zhukov ↳ THE DEATH OF STALIN (2017)

[digitalfashionmuseum]

Pink Silk Carriage Boots, 1890-1895.

By Marshall Field, Inc.

Albany Institute of History & Art.

[owltaxidermy]

Hey, I managed to save Gortash! Kind of. Sort of. Naaah, not really. I simply knocked poor baby out with non-lethal attack right before fishing the Megamind out of her swamp. Nursed him back to full health, so he did look more than alive: jerked his foot and yelped funny when I threw healing potions at him. And, even after the netherstone withdrawal, both of his hands remained intact. Declawed, but intact.

And that's it. No tragic death cutscenes like for the other members of the unholy trinity, no journal updates, no "regicide" inspirations, no reactions from the companions at all – even Karlach didn't throw a tantrum, and her "Encounter Gortash" quest kept hanging in the log. Nothing happened, the archduke just lied down to take a nap – he had a tough week after all.

Yes, I know, the game still "saw" him as dead. But at least I didn't have to watch my favorite character die in the most pathetic and anticlimactic way (pretty sure that the whole "one-shotted by the brain" thing was not originally intended and most likely was just a quick solution for wrapping the game up). Most importantly, I could imagine him waking up safe and sound, looking around and saying: "Gods below, what the hells did I get myself into? Should've sticked to arms dealing and slave trade like all normal people", and then leaving to live his best life. Probably not without Durge.

[guy60660]

Marshall Field and Company | Ervin Eliud

[onefootin1941]

Marshall Field Department Store at the corner of State Street, Chicago, 1900.

[transistoradio]

Four pulp novels with cover illustrations by Paul Rader.

[athleticperfection1]

Marshall Javelin

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Field Marshal

Artist: Frank Frazetta TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

[mewcrossing]

tiny marshal in the wheat field 🌾

[clarkgriffon]

fashion in rosewood in every episode → a dAngerous gAme (3x24)

[dandyads]

Marshall Field, 1929