The five-foot-tall painting, once owned by a haircare maven, offered a fresh test of the trophy art market.

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The mural is one of two that Dennis made that can be seen from the L. The other is visible to CTA Blue Line riders.

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One of the Cottage Street Cultural District’s iconic works of public art has been brought back to its former vitality, and ...

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