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Lynn Hutchison Brown: One of 100 artist-teachers laid off at Toronto's Three Schools
Lynn Hutchison Brown: One of 100 artist-teachers laid off at Toronto's Three Schools

Lynn Hutchison Brown: One of 100 artist-teachers laid off at Toronto's Three Schools

Date11/26/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lynn Hutchison Brown: One of 100 artist-teachers laid off at Toronto's Three Schools
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103710F
Artist Mary Jane Grant, left discusses one of her art works with two young women art students, who are collecting data on Toronto's women artists. Cen(...)
Artist Mary Jane Grant, left discusses one of her art works with two young women art students, who are collecting data on Toronto's women artists. Cen(...)
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Larger than life self-portrait of Lynn Donaghue frames the artist herself in her Toronto studio
Larger than life self-portrait of Lynn Donaghue frames the artist herself in her Toronto studio
8/13/1977
Another scot, 25-year-old Ken Hutchison, also won a $1,500 scholarship
Another scot, 25-year-old Ken Hutchison, also won a $1,500 scholarship
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Alex neveroff poses in front of his controversial 500-square-foot mural at O'Neill Collegiate in Oshawa, where Neveroff used to teach. Teachers voted (...)
Alex neveroff poses in front of his controversial 500-square-foot mural at O'Neill Collegiate in Oshawa, where Neveroff used to teach. Teachers voted (...)
5/10/1978
Home work: School bus driver Judy Poirier, laid off because of the teachers' strike, reads with daughters Michelle, 8, (left) and Tracey, 12
Home work: School bus driver Judy Poirier, laid off because of the teachers' strike, reads with daughters Michelle, 8, (left) and Tracey, 12
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The arts: Ted Cheung, Toronto artist and teacher: The arts are an effective means to join the Chinese identity with the rest of Toronto
The arts: Ted Cheung, Toronto artist and teacher: The arts are an effective means to join the Chinese identity with the rest of Toronto
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A former steelworker and welder, Toronto artist Michael Czerewko is spending the summer in the courtyard of the University of Toronto's Hart House cre(...)
A former steelworker and welder, Toronto artist Michael Czerewko is spending the summer in the courtyard of the University of Toronto's Hart House cre(...)
6/28/1973
Artist A. J. Casson, left, is greeted with a standing ovation yesterday as Mayor Art Eggleton presents him with Toronto's special commendation. Casson(...)
Artist A. J. Casson, left, is greeted with a standing ovation yesterday as Mayor Art Eggleton presents him with Toronto's special commendation. Casson(...)
3/8/1988
Enterprising artist: Marcus Noel, a Grade 12 student at Gordon Graydon Secondary School in Mississauga, works on one of the distinctive sculptures he's created from bottles he finds on the street
Enterprising artist: Marcus Noel, a Grade 12 student at Gordon Graydon Secondary School in Mississauga, works on one of the distinctive sculptures he's created from bottles he finds on the street
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Artist Jennifer Morrish, 24, regards one of the large murals she and Pat Schnurr painted on walls of Seneca school
Artist Jennifer Morrish, 24, regards one of the large murals she and Pat Schnurr painted on walls of Seneca school
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Supervising packing of paintings and sculptures, Toronto artist Gerald Gladstone stone left yesterday with van and trailer loaded with three tons of h(...)
Supervising packing of paintings and sculptures, Toronto artist Gerald Gladstone stone left yesterday with van and trailer loaded with three tons of h(...)
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Newest chuckle at Queen's Park, Part of a huge three-piece sculpture by Toronto artist Peter Bowyer draws an I don't believe it! reaction from a young(...)
Newest chuckle at Queen's Park, Part of a huge three-piece sculpture by Toronto artist Peter Bowyer draws an I don't believe it! reaction from a young(...)
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