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He's just 15, but that's no reason why he shouldn't hold his own art show
He's just 15, but that's no reason why he shouldn't hold his own art show

He's just 15, but that's no reason why he shouldn't hold his own art show

Date1/13/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: He's just 15; but that's no reason why he shouldn't hold his own art show. Especially when his work gains the critical approval of his father; the famour artist Tibor Kovalik. So Peter Kovalik; pictured with some of his paintings; did just that and sold $900 worth of them at the Toronto Public Library at Eglinton Ave. W.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103962F
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David Craven's career is at a crossroad, not with his painting that's in hand, but in terms of where to show and when, says The Star's Gary Michael Dault
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5/8/1983
15-year-old artist to hold show
15-year-old artist to hold show
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James Rosenquist. He went his own merry way
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