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Nestled at the base of the CN Tower, Gerald Gladstone's Universal Man is a disappointment to art critic Gary Michael Dault. It's inert when it should (...)
Nestled at the base of the CN Tower, Gerald Gladstone's Universal Man is a disappointment to art critic Gary Michael Dault. It's inert when it should (...)

Nestled at the base of the CN Tower, Gerald Gladstone's Universal Man is a disappointment to art critic Gary Michael Dault. It's inert when it should (...)

Date7/23/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Nestled at the base of the CN Tower; Gerald Gladstone's Universal Man is a disappointment to art critic Gary Michael Dault. It's inert when it should be buoyant; clumsy and flat-footed when it should be substantial and monumental; Dault says.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109873F
Gerald Gladstone's sculpture, Universal Man
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