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Article: North Side gallery features painters Maury and Brawley
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- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- May 22, 1987
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The latest arrival in the River North district is Mongerson
Wunderlich Galleries, which opened the doors of its beautifully
renovated new gallery on May 9.
Attracted by bigger exhibit spaces, cheaper rent and better
visibility to an ever-increasing, art-viewing audience, the gallery
moved across town fromits cramped North Michigan Avenue space to a
spacious, well-appointed, two-story building at 704 N. Wells.
Founded in New York in 1874 by present owner Rudy Wunderlich's
grandfather, Mongerson Wunderlich has a reputation for being a
conservative, old-line gallery. It specializes in 19th century and
traditional 20th century paintings with no apologies to its trendier
neighbors. In fact, ...