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Suzan Anceri, 22, a Toronto artist whose relief sculptures and plaques are fascinating increasing numbers of Americans and Europeans, is shown with he(...)
Suzan Anceri, 22, a Toronto artist whose relief sculptures and plaques are fascinating increasing numbers of Americans and Europeans, is shown with he(...)

Suzan Anceri, 22, a Toronto artist whose relief sculptures and plaques are fascinating increasing numbers of Americans and Europeans, is shown with he(...)

Date1/11/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Suzan Anceri; 22; a Toronto artist whose relief sculptures and plaques are fascinating increasing numbers of Americans and Europeans; is shown with her work; Ophelia. A New York buyer wanted it but she wouldn't sell. She would like to give it to the Art Gallery of Ontario if it will accept her offer.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103660F
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