The great Chicago architect Louis Sullivan lived a roller-coaster of a life, ascending to the heights of his profession with soaring skyscrapers and ideas, then plummeting to a hellish existence that found him penniless and without work when he died. This year, which marks the 150th anniversary of Sullivan's birth, is proving no different -- a whiplash-inducing mix of triumph and tragedy.
Chicago Tribune
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