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Eric Dymond, 30, is a popular Toronto-born artist with a bachelor of fine arts degree from the Nova Scotia College Of Art And Design. His serene and d(...)
Eric Dymond, 30, is a popular Toronto-born artist with a bachelor of fine arts degree from the Nova Scotia College Of Art And Design. His serene and d(...)

Eric Dymond, 30, is a popular Toronto-born artist with a bachelor of fine arts degree from the Nova Scotia College Of Art And Design. His serene and d(...)

Date10/1/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Eric Dymond; 30; is a popular Toronto-born artist with a bachelor of fine arts degree from the Nova Scotia College Of Art And Design. His serene and deceptively simple still lifes are created with acrylic on paper or canvas. Delicate layers of color are built up with a succession of overlapping sprays. From Oct. 24 to Nov. 5; Dymonds's latest output will be shown at Nancy Poole's Studio; 16 Hazelton Ave. His works on paper will range from $400 to $700. Clear White Way; the 14-by-21-inch acrylic on canvas work (illustrated here) is priced at $800.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103806F
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