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Becoming known as one of the outstanding artists in Canada today is Winnipeg's Ivan Eyre, says critic Peter Wilson
Becoming known as one of the outstanding artists in Canada today is Winnipeg's Ivan Eyre, says critic Peter Wilson

Becoming known as one of the outstanding artists in Canada today is Winnipeg's Ivan Eyre, says critic Peter Wilson

Date2/28/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Becoming known as one of the outstanding artists in Canada today is Winnipeg's Ivan Eyre; says critic Peter Wilson. Eyre; who marches to his own music; is shown with two of his sculpted heads. His one-man show of painting and sculpture can be seen at the Morris Gallery; 15 Prince Arthur Ave.; until March 13.
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