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Art Institute of Chicago (Q239303)

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art museum and school in Chicago, United States
  • Art Institute Chicago
  • AIC
  • Chicago Art Institute
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  • The Art Institute of Chicago
  • ARTIC
  • Art Institute of Chicago
English
Art Institute of Chicago
art museum and school in Chicago, United States
  • Art Institute Chicago
  • AIC
  • Chicago Art Institute

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subclass of
organization
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logo image
Art Institute of Chicago Logo.png
432 × 432; 9 KB
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image
Art Institute of Chicago (51575570710).jpg
4,836 × 2,720; 8 MB
media legend
Главное здание музея (Russian)
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native label
The Art Institute of Chicago (English)
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significant person
James W. Alsdorf
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reference URL
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/asian-antiquities-at-art-institute-of-chicago-linked-to-trafficking-1234661577/
title
Asian Artifacts Donated by Prominent Patrons to Art Institute of Chicago Were Subject of Repatriation Efforts, Report Finds (English)
publication date
22 March 2023
language of work or name
English
retrieved
26 December 2024
author name string
Angelica Villa
quotation
The Alsdorfs were major patrons of the Chicago museum, donating $20 million to the Art Institute over the course of their collecting careers. James Alsdorf, heir to a manufacturing business, served as the museum’s chairman in the 1970s; Marilynn served as a trustee on multiple committees, including the Women’s Board. In 2006, the couple endowed a curatorial position focused on Indian and Southeast Asian art at the museum. (English)
director / manager
James Rondeau
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reference URL
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/art-institute-of-chicago-investigation-james-rondeau-1234740544/
title
Art Institute of Chicago President Under Investigation for Alleged Incident on Flight to Munich (English)
publication date
3 May 2025
language of work or name
English
retrieved
7 February 2026
author name string
Alex Greenberger
coordinate location

Map

41°52'46"N, 87°37'26"W
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reference URL
https://www.artic.edu/visit
total assets
1,830,546,900 United States dollar
point in time
2022
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stated in
Nonprofit Explorer
retrieved
1 November 2024
2,023,763,079 United States dollar
point in time
2021
1 reference
stated in
Nonprofit Explorer
retrieved
1 November 2024
total revenue
319,311,842 United States dollar
point in time
2017
1 reference
Charity Navigator ID (obsolete)
3311
retrieved
13 January 2019
414,893,991 United States dollar
point in time
2022
1 reference
stated in
Nonprofit Explorer
retrieved
1 November 2024
324,720,371 United States dollar
point in time
2021
1 reference
stated in
Nonprofit Explorer
retrieved
1 November 2024
significant event
repatriation
1 reference
reference URL
https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/asian-antiquities-at-art-institute-of-chicago-linked-to-trafficking-1234661577/
title
Asian Artifacts Donated by Prominent Patrons to Art Institute of Chicago Were Subject of Repatriation Efforts, Report Finds (English)
publication date
22 March 2023
language of work or name
English
retrieved
26 December 2024
author name string
Angelica Villa
quotation
According to the investigation, at least nine objects that once passed through the hands of Chicago collectors James and Marilynn Alsdorf, who died in 1990 and in 2019, respectively, have been returned to their origin countries after research efforts involving the Chicago museum. (English)
claim for restitution of an artwork
point in time
2001
main subject
The Rock of Hautepierre
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stated in
Museums' Research on Looting Seen to Lag
reference URL
https://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/25/arts/design/25clai.html
quotation
Correction: July 29, 2006 A picture caption on Tuesday with an article about a survey of museums’ efforts to research the provenance of certain artworks in their collections misspelled the title of a painting owned by the Art Institute of Chicago. It is “The Rock of Hautepierre” (about 1869) by Courbet, not “The Rock at Hautpierre.’’ The caption also referred imprecisely to the way in which the work left the possession of a previous owner. It was sold at auction in Berlin in March 1935 by Max Silberberg, a Jewish industrialist from Breslau, Germany (now Wroclaw, Poland) in a transaction that both current German law and restitution experts say was forced upon him by the Nazis; the painting was not taken directly from him by the Nazis. (Mr. Silberberg died in the Holocaust; the Art Institute acquired the painting in 1967 from a New York gallery. In 2001 the institute negotiated a pact with Mr. Silberberg’s sole living heir that allowed the museum to keep the work; the terms were not disclosed.) (English)
reference URL
https://www.ksl.com/article/351019
title
Plundered art plagues museums all across America (English)
language of work or name
English
retrieved
7 February 2026
author name string
| Posted- July 10
2006 at 1:40 P.m
quotation
The American Association of Museums says that during the past 12 years, 30 claims for Holocaust-looted art have been reported in the U.S. In one instance, the Art Institute of Chicago agreed with Greta Silberberg, who, as the heir to the original owner of Gustave Courbet's "Rock at Hautepierre", made a 2001 claim on the work.The A.I.C. retained the painting as a part of its permanent collection after paying an undisclosed sum to Silberberg's family. (English)
street address
111 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60603 (English)
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imported from Wikimedia project
English Wikipedia
donations
66,913,952 United States dollar
point in time
2022
1 reference
stated in
Nonprofit Explorer
retrieved
1 November 2024
61,766,491 United States dollar
point in time
2021
1 reference
stated in
Nonprofit Explorer
retrieved
1 November 2024
social media followers
373,111
X (Twitter) numeric user ID
21434307
point in time
1 January 2021
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359,807
X (Twitter) numeric user ID
21434307
point in time
19 April 2020
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29,400±99
YouTube channel ID
UCXflF3_PL_QuDX1CsCImuFA
point in time
3 July 2021
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375,493
X (Twitter) numeric user ID
21434307
point in time
25 February 2022
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33,100±99
YouTube channel ID
UCXflF3_PL_QuDX1CsCImuFA
point in time
17 March 2022
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375,277
X (Twitter) numeric user ID
21434307
point in time
5 February 2023
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37,000±99
YouTube channel ID
UCXflF3_PL_QuDX1CsCImuFA
point in time
17 February 2023
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41,000±99
YouTube channel ID
UCXflF3_PL_QuDX1CsCImuFA
point in time
14 January 2024
1 reference
retrieved
14 January 2024
stated in
YouTube API
45,300±99
YouTube channel ID
UCXflF3_PL_QuDX1CsCImuFA
point in time
14 October 2024
1 reference
retrieved
14 October 2024
stated in
YouTube API
50,400±99
YouTube channel ID
UCXflF3_PL_QuDX1CsCImuFA
point in time
17 August 2025
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retrieved
17 August 2025
stated in
YouTube API
Commons Institution page
Art Institute of Chicago
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Commons category
Art Institute of Chicago
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Identifiers

ISIL
US-ica
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VIAF cluster ID
131375374
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ISNI
0000000091672697
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GND ID
1004734-7
subject named as
Art Institute of Chicago
start time
1879
1 reference
retrieved
7 June 2025
FAST ID
528985
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NDL Authority ID
00300089
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NL CR AUT ID
kn20021007001
subject named as
Art Institute of Chicago
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Athenaeum museum ID
60
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Babelio author ID
87099
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Babelio subject ID
106140
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BabelNet ID
03764186n
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GeoNames ID
4883641
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Great Russian Encyclopedia Online ID (2017)
4672157
subject named as
ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННЫЙ ИНСТИТУТ
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GRID ID
grid.431253.2
1 reference
stated in
GRID Release 2016-05-31
JSTOR publisher ID
artic
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Met Constituent ID
108993
subject named as
Art Institute of Chicago
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PermID
5009312128
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RKD thesaurus ID
85246
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RKDartists ID
487784
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ROR ID
03kyqs312
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SNARC ID
Q95062
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Songkick venue ID
16143
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Tabakalera ID
55737
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YouTube channel ID
UCXflF3_PL_QuDX1CsCImuFA
subject named as
The Art Institute of Chicago
start time
6 March 2008
number of subscribers
24,500
number of works
310
number of viewers/listeners
3,603,845
point in time
8 December 2020
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