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Ruby Wigderson, 3 Art. Keith Haring
Ruby Wigderson, 3 Art. Keith Haring

Ruby Wigderson, 3 Art. Keith Haring

Date11/23/1997
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ruby Wigderson; 3 Art. Keith Haring
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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_0109300F
Will the real fit-man please stand up? In Monday's Life section a story about Brian Haring and his toys for lazy slobs contained he wrong picture of him
Will the real fit-man please stand up? In Monday's Life section a story about Brian Haring and his toys for lazy slobs contained he wrong picture of him
12/15/1983
With arts patron Arthur Gelber is Opera Canada Magazine's Ruby Mercer, in red silk gown with gold top
With arts patron Arthur Gelber is Opera Canada Magazine's Ruby Mercer, in red silk gown with gold top
10/13/1988
The wedding party consisted of Janet Ruby, maid of honor, Mary Ruby, junior bridesmaid, Joanna Ruby, Victoria Ruby, Anne Smith-Binghan, Judy McWhinney(...)
The wedding party consisted of Janet Ruby, maid of honor, Mary Ruby, junior bridesmaid, Joanna Ruby, Victoria Ruby, Anne Smith-Binghan, Judy McWhinney(...)
7/12/1968
New art form: Keith Rushton, Ontario College of Art professor, holding examples, and Jim Wideman, below, marketing director of Norgraphics Canada Ltd
New art form: Keith Rushton, Ontario College of Art professor, holding examples, and Jim Wideman, below, marketing director of Norgraphics Canada Ltd
9/21/1990
House move? Doug and Christine Sasaki and their five children - Keith, 13, Richard, 12, Ashley, 8, Elaine, 7 and Jacob, 3 - hope to find a place they can put their house, now temporarily stuck in a North York parking lot
House move? Doug and Christine Sasaki and their five children - Keith, 13, Richard, 12, Ashley, 8, Elaine, 7 and Jacob, 3 - hope to find a place they can put their house, now temporarily stuck in a North York parking lot
4/3/1995
Ruby Osten of Rubys Shoes sells Italian footwear, which makes up 26 per cent of the market.
Ruby Osten of Rubys Shoes sells Italian footwear, which makes up 26 per cent of the market.
10/10/1985
Betty Crashley, far left, chats with lawyer Anne Dubin, while AGO dirctor Dr. Glenn Lowry, centre, shares a laugh with Marilyn Thomson, who wore an orange wool dress. Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick.
Betty Crashley, far left, chats with lawyer Anne Dubin, while AGO dirctor Dr. Glenn Lowry, centre, shares a laugh with Marilyn Thomson, who wore an orange wool dress. Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick.
11/28/1990
Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick. Ebers felt very Canadian, she said, in a suit with beaver trim.
Right, art dealer Lonti Ebers with AGO's board of trustees' president Keith Hendrick. Ebers felt very Canadian, she said, in a suit with beaver trim.
11/28/1990
Ossie Davis with Ruby Dee
Ossie Davis with Ruby Dee
7/1/1965
Making a wish: Regent Park students, from left, Jeanette Espiritu, Kathleen Culien, Sinmin So, Ruby Nayyar and Un-Mi Lee, surround principal Chris Dorevich with paper cranes in the hope that their wish will come true and he won't be transferred after all.
Making a wish: Regent Park students, from left, Jeanette Espiritu, Kathleen Culien, Sinmin So, Ruby Nayyar and Un-Mi Lee, surround principal Chris Dorevich with paper cranes in the hope that their wish will come true and he won't be transferred after all.
12/20/1982
Bundle of joy: Canadian actor Robert Joy, in town filming the sci-fi movie Millennium, proudly presents his 11-month-old daughter, Ruby
Bundle of joy: Canadian actor Robert Joy, in town filming the sci-fi movie Millennium, proudly presents his 11-month-old daughter, Ruby
6/8/1988
Gian-Carlo Menotti greeted at the airport by Ruby Mercer
Gian-Carlo Menotti greeted at the airport by Ruby Mercer
5/2/1979