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The eleven story Rookery building (Burnham and Root, 1885-1886) is still standing in Chicago. Pannier created two paintings dedicated to this building. Ironically, one of them was inadvertently destroyed in a basement flood. Only a working drawing remains to document the painting's existence.
Rookery #1
1981
acrylic, wood, canvas
67 x 67 inches
Frankoveglia collection
Destroyed in a basement flood
Never exhibited
Rookery #2
1981
acrylic, wood, canvas
67 x 67 inches
Pannier family collection
Exhibited Scarfone Gallery
Tampa, Florida 1984
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More on the
Root Series:
Paintings:
Exhibitions:
A Woman's Temple
Klein Gallery Chicago 1983
A Woman's Temple
Rape of the Temple Women
Mary Delahoyd Gallery
New York 2001
Land of Ashes
Rookery #2
Monadnock
Lee Scarfone Gallery
Tampa, Florida 1984
La Gaceta
October 5, 1984
The Tampa Tribune
October 14, 1984
The Tampa Tribune
October 18, 1984
Pannier Wrote:
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