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Playing at statues is part of learning at the art gallery, What was Henry Moore thinking of when he conceived his sculptures? Grade 6 students from Ou(...)
Playing at statues is part of learning at the art gallery, What was Henry Moore thinking of when he conceived his sculptures? Grade 6 students from Ou(...)

Playing at statues is part of learning at the art gallery, What was Henry Moore thinking of when he conceived his sculptures? Grade 6 students from Ou(...)

Date1/26/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Playing at statues is part of learning at the art gallery, What was Henry Moore thinking of when he conceived his sculptures? Grade 6 students from Our Lady of Perpetual Help School found out recently with the help of Anna Wadon when they visited the Moore exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109267F
The Moore sculptures continue to entrance at the Art Gallery of Ontario
The Moore sculptures continue to entrance at the Art Gallery of Ontario
9/8/1976
Enterprising artist: Marcus Noel, a Grade 12 student at Gordon Graydon Secondary School in Mississauga, works on one of the distinctive sculptures he's created from bottles he finds on the street
Enterprising artist: Marcus Noel, a Grade 12 student at Gordon Graydon Secondary School in Mississauga, works on one of the distinctive sculptures he's created from bottles he finds on the street
4/27/1982
William Withrow: With a Henry Moore sculpture at the Art Gallery of Ontario: We couldn't go on doing what we were doing on less money
William Withrow: With a Henry Moore sculpture at the Art Gallery of Ontario: We couldn't go on doing what we were doing on less money
12/8/1981
Moore fans: David Wistow, education officer at the Art Gallery of Ontario, takes Laura and her mother past Henry Moore sculpture on Private tour of the AGO
Moore fans: David Wistow, education officer at the Art Gallery of Ontario, takes Laura and her mother past Henry Moore sculpture on Private tour of the AGO
3/10/1982
George Minarsky: Circle Gallery director says buyers of the gallery's art jewelry pieces may already posses paintings or sculptures by the artists that they buy
George Minarsky: Circle Gallery director says buyers of the gallery's art jewelry pieces may already posses paintings or sculptures by the artists that they buy
1/9/1989
Taking a peek at the crowd who turned out to see showing of Henry Moore sculpture last night at the Art Gallery
Taking a peek at the crowd who turned out to see showing of Henry Moore sculpture last night at the Art Gallery
10/12/1967
One good snowflake deserves another, Fifteen Grade 4 students from York Montessori School show off the snowflakes they designed for the Art Gallery of(...)
One good snowflake deserves another, Fifteen Grade 4 students from York Montessori School show off the snowflakes they designed for the Art Gallery of(...)
11/27/1987
Art on the move. Financier Leonard Rosenberg called in the movers yesterday to get about $500,000 worth of art, including half a tonne of statues from(...)
Art on the move. Financier Leonard Rosenberg called in the movers yesterday to get about $500,000 worth of art, including half a tonne of statues from(...)
3/20/1983
Art alive and well at Claude Watson, Larissa Moore (top) and Toni Brem, grade 8 students at Claude Watson School for the Arts, wear wild hats inspired by a Roy Lichtenstein painting
Art alive and well at Claude Watson, Larissa Moore (top) and Toni Brem, grade 8 students at Claude Watson School for the Arts, wear wild hats inspired by a Roy Lichtenstein painting
4/10/1989
Admiring art: John Silverstein, director and curator of Glendon Gallery, admires two angel sculptures
Admiring art: John Silverstein, director and curator of Glendon Gallery, admires two angel sculptures
4/28/1986
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(...)
3/30/1967
Henry Jackman, Ex-MP donated statues of Winston Churchill and equestrian Edward VII
Henry Jackman, Ex-MP donated statues of Winston Churchill and equestrian Edward VII
11/4/1971