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Gallery Goers may touch the Moore bronze, Large Two Forms, which stands outside
Gallery Goers may touch the Moore bronze, Large Two Forms, which stands outside

Gallery Goers may touch the Moore bronze, Large Two Forms, which stands outside

Date2/6/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Gallery Goers may touch the Moore bronze; Large Two Forms; which stands outside. In fact you can climb on it or walk through it as these art students do. Patina on the 20-foot long piece improves with handling.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109268F
Among the eating places at Expo 86y is McDonald's second floating restaurant, which will serve up a good portion of the two million hamburgers it's estimated fair-goers will eat
Among the eating places at Expo 86y is McDonald's second floating restaurant, which will serve up a good portion of the two million hamburgers it's estimated fair-goers will eat
4/10/1986
With two daughters, Senator Robert Kennedy gets look at Expo and hundreds of fair-goers took a look at them
With two daughters, Senator Robert Kennedy gets look at Expo and hundreds of fair-goers took a look at them
7/6/1967
Crush of theatre goers get ready for a show a the Royal Alexandra Theatre
Crush of theatre goers get ready for a show a the Royal Alexandra Theatre
6/17/1972
Patching up moore sculpture. Damaged by a skidding car during a snowstorm last April, Henry Moore's sculpture Two Forms was moved yesterday from concr(...)
Patching up moore sculpture. Damaged by a skidding car during a snowstorm last April, Henry Moore's sculpture Two Forms was moved yesterday from concr(...)
9/9/1976
Biggest In North America, Joe Botting, sales manager of Dufferin Steel, Toronto, stands under one of four 30-ton steel support forms built for new plant of crown-owned Polymer Corp. at Milton, Ont.
Biggest In North America, Joe Botting, sales manager of Dufferin Steel, Toronto, stands under one of four 30-ton steel support forms built for new plant of crown-owned Polymer Corp. at Milton, Ont.
5/9/1972
At Grand Tourelle Que ow the Gulf of St Lawrence stands this 50 feet pinnacle called by the natives La Chiminee (The Chimney). Its sides contain fossilized sea forms, and the colors are most vivid
At Grand Tourelle Que ow the Gulf of St Lawrence stands this 50 feet pinnacle called by the natives La Chiminee (The Chimney). Its sides contain fossilized sea forms, and the colors are most vivid
10/22/1932
Fighting plan: Toby Condiffe, president of the Moore Park Residents' Association, stands in front of the inglewood Dr. home that owners Fay and Jules Loeb want to turn into an art gallery for the University of Toronto. Residents say they want people, not paintings, next door to them.
Fighting plan: Toby Condiffe, president of the Moore Park Residents' Association, stands in front of the inglewood Dr. home that owners Fay and Jules Loeb want to turn into an art gallery for the University of Toronto. Residents say they want people, not paintings, next door to them.
3/29/1983
Edwin (Honest Ed) Mirvish stands outside his Royal Alexandra Theatre which he claims may be forced to close due to competition from city-owned theatres
Edwin (Honest Ed) Mirvish stands outside his Royal Alexandra Theatre which he claims may be forced to close due to competition from city-owned theatres
1/24/1969
Toronto's Michelangelo: Elizabeth Mueller stands on a stepladder to touch up some of the figures in a painting she did on the ceiling of her home which took 3 1/2 years to complete
Toronto's Michelangelo: Elizabeth Mueller stands on a stepladder to touch up some of the figures in a painting she did on the ceiling of her home which took 3 1/2 years to complete
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The clamshell dome of City Hall's Council Chamber forms an effective backdrop for Henry Moore's The Archer, seen from the 14th floor of a nearby buldi(...)
The clamshell dome of City Hall's Council Chamber forms an effective backdrop for Henry Moore's The Archer, seen from the 14th floor of a nearby buldi(...)
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Battle lines: Judson Sinclair, president of business-forms maker Moore Crop
Battle lines: Judson Sinclair, president of business-forms maker Moore Crop
2/28/1983
Chorus Ilne: Ihor Holubizkey, assistant curator of Harbourfront Art Gallery, stands beside one of Norman Andersen's modules, each of which contains organ pipes timed to go off randomly
Chorus Ilne: Ihor Holubizkey, assistant curator of Harbourfront Art Gallery, stands beside one of Norman Andersen's modules, each of which contains organ pipes timed to go off randomly
2/15/1983