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Bronze sculptures by Jacques Lipehitz were on display last night at the opening of Toronto's newest art gallery, the Dunkelman, Here, Mrs. Ben Dunkelm(...)
Bronze sculptures by Jacques Lipehitz were on display last night at the opening of Toronto's newest art gallery, the Dunkelman, Here, Mrs. Ben Dunkelm(...)

Bronze sculptures by Jacques Lipehitz were on display last night at the opening of Toronto's newest art gallery, the Dunkelman, Here, Mrs. Ben Dunkelm(...)

Date3/30/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bronze sculptures by Jacques Lipehitz were on display last night at the opening of Toronto's newest art gallery; the Dunkelman; Here; Mrs. Ben Dunkelman; left; in a classic white and gold matelasse gown; admires The Sword of Duluth with her guests; Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Laski. Gallery opening; in converted Bedford Rd. house; was gala black tie; evening dress party.
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