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The sculpture depicts the sudden eruption for fredom in Hungary 10 years ago, said Alderman David Rotenberg
The sculpture depicts the sudden eruption for fredom in Hungary 10 years ago, said Alderman David Rotenberg

The sculpture depicts the sudden eruption for fredom in Hungary 10 years ago, said Alderman David Rotenberg

Date5/13/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: The sculpture depicts the sudden eruption for fredom in Hungary 10 years ago; said Alderman David Rotenberg. A model of the work by Hungarian-born Victor Tolgesi; 30; of Ottawa; is shown. His work is in the National Gallery and he has been commissoned to work for Expo '67. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104232F
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