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Italian sculptor Gino Masciarelli shows his bronze sculpture, Chained Humanity, part of his exhibit at a Downshview tavern. He said he was shocked by (...)
Italian sculptor Gino Masciarelli shows his bronze sculpture, Chained Humanity, part of his exhibit at a Downshview tavern. He said he was shocked by (...)

Italian sculptor Gino Masciarelli shows his bronze sculpture, Chained Humanity, part of his exhibit at a Downshview tavern. He said he was shocked by (...)

Date7/22/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Italian sculptor Gino Masciarelli shows his bronze sculpture; Chained Humanity; part of his exhibit at a Downshview tavern. He said he was shocked by a businessman who wanted to know whether his sculptures could be mass-produced.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104056F
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