In the Art Gallery 127 An Artist’s View of the Fine Arts Building 128 An Interior View of the Dome of the Fine Arts Building 129 A View of the Fine Arts Building from near the New York State Building 130 In Front of the Fine Arts Building 131 Boy with a Dove: Carving in Ivory by Asahi Hatsu 132 “Little Nell,” from a Group, “Dickens and Little Nell,” by F. Edwin Elwell 133 A Part of the Great Painting, “The Flagellants,” by Carl Marr 135 “The Mother.” Painted by Alice D. Kellogg 136 A Fellow-critic 137 The Grandmother of the Swedish Artist Zorn. From the Original Carving in Birch-wood (six inches high) by Zorn 138 The Caravels 140 CHAPTER XI.—THE AGRICULTURAL AND THE MACHINERY BUILDINGS Part of Louisiana Gateway 141 The Agricultural Building—Toward Evening 142 Agricultural Building, North Front, Seen from the Grand Basin 144 Japanese Jars and Box 145 One of the Panels (“Summer”) in the Portico of the Agricultural Building. Painted by George W. Maynard 145 Great Central Porch of Agricultural Building 146 Portico of the Agricultural Building 147 The Connecting Screen of Corridors between the Machinery and Agricultural Buildings 148 Figure in Window-frame of Machinery Hall 149 Machinery Hall 149 A Suggestion of the “Wild West”—Remington’s Famous Picture, “The Bucking Bronco” 150 An Aboriginal 151 A Syrian Acrobat 152 A Cowboy 153 CHAPTER XII.—THE CITY OF CHICAGO