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Jamaican Muralist Jerry Craig, director of the Jamaica School of Art in Kingston, was in Toronto this weekend to take part in a festival of the arts o(...)
Jamaican Muralist Jerry Craig, director of the Jamaica School of Art in Kingston, was in Toronto this weekend to take part in a festival of the arts o(...)

Jamaican Muralist Jerry Craig, director of the Jamaica School of Art in Kingston, was in Toronto this weekend to take part in a festival of the arts o(...)

Date9/16/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jamaican Muralist Jerry Craig; director of the Jamaica School of Art in Kingston; was in Toronto this weekend to take part in a festival of the arts of his homeland. It was sponsored by the Jamaica-Canadian Association.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103769F
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