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City of buy kane home. Artist Anne Englebright sketches former home of Canadian artist Paul Kane on Wellesley St., which City Executive Committee vote(...)
City of buy kane home. Artist Anne Englebright sketches former home of Canadian artist Paul Kane on Wellesley St., which City Executive Committee vote(...)

City of buy kane home. Artist Anne Englebright sketches former home of Canadian artist Paul Kane on Wellesley St., which City Executive Committee vote(...)

Date4/5/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: City of buy kane home. Artist Anne Englebright sketches former home of Canadian artist Paul Kane on Wellesley St.; which City Executive Committee voted to buy for historical purposes; surrounding land just east of Yonge St. would be a park. Property is valued at $670;000 Kane built house in 1856; died there in 1871 at [Incomplete]
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103822F
The former home of 19th century painter Paul Kane, on Wellesley St
The former home of 19th century painter Paul Kane, on Wellesley St
12/31/1975
Neglected: The Wellesley St. E. home of famed artist Paul Kane (inset) has been boarded up for 10 years, and looks even worse since a fire in December(...)
Neglected: The Wellesley St. E. home of famed artist Paul Kane (inset) has been boarded up for 10 years, and looks even worse since a fire in December(...)
4/8/1984
Eskimo artist Pitseolak. Her sketches sell for $150 to $300 in major cities
Eskimo artist Pitseolak. Her sketches sell for $150 to $300 in major cities
10/6/1971
Group of seven artist A.J. Casson (right) points out the finer points of sketches of his colleagues to Arthur Meen. Ontario's minister of revenue, in (...)
Group of seven artist A.J. Casson (right) points out the finer points of sketches of his colleagues to Arthur Meen. Ontario's minister of revenue, in (...)
6/26/1975
Artist Robert Bateman at work in his studio surrounded by a clutter of books, papers and sketches, above
Artist Robert Bateman at work in his studio surrounded by a clutter of books, papers and sketches, above
11/12/1988
Artist art Ross and his wife, Anne, look over his paintings in the trailer which is their home for six months of the year. The couple spent the summer(...)
Artist art Ross and his wife, Anne, look over his paintings in the trailer which is their home for six months of the year. The couple spent the summer(...)
10/15/1974
Prized Souvenirs of a budget holiday in Europe are these pencil sketches done by an Italian art student which writer Val Oliva brought back home with her
Prized Souvenirs of a budget holiday in Europe are these pencil sketches done by an Italian art student which writer Val Oliva brought back home with her
2/13/1969
Ojibwa Indian Walter Currie (left), who opened the Royal Ontario Museum's 60th anniversary exhibit of British artist Paul Kane's paintings yesterday talks with his daughter, Leslie, student Philip Fischer (second from left) and Johnny Yesno, and Ojibwa and producer of CBC's Our Native Land in exhibition hall.
Ojibwa Indian Walter Currie (left), who opened the Royal Ontario Museum's 60th anniversary exhibit of British artist Paul Kane's paintings yesterday talks with his daughter, Leslie, student Philip Fischer (second from left) and Johnny Yesno, and Ojibwa and producer of CBC's Our Native Land in exhibition hall.
1/4/1972
Showcasing native art. The Canadian Native Arts Foundation helps artists such as Mary Anne Barkhouse, right, bring their Indian culture to life
Showcasing native art. The Canadian Native Arts Foundation helps artists such as Mary Anne Barkhouse, right, bring their Indian culture to life
2/4/1991
Art by women to Aid St. Lawrence. Artist Anne Proulx holds sculpture by Pauline Fediow
Art by women to Aid St. Lawrence. Artist Anne Proulx holds sculpture by Pauline Fediow
8/20/1965
People buy paintings because if feels good to them, says artist Murray McCheyne Stewart, whose showing of outdoor scenes is on display at Hal Johnson'(...)
People buy paintings because if feels good to them, says artist Murray McCheyne Stewart, whose showing of outdoor scenes is on display at Hal Johnson'(...)
11/24/1977
From Executive to artist. Jim Bessey if fulfilling a lifelong ambition. The 52-year-old Toronto resident has quit his job as an executive of the Canad(...)
From Executive to artist. Jim Bessey if fulfilling a lifelong ambition. The 52-year-old Toronto resident has quit his job as an executive of the Canad(...)
11/27/1972