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In a two storey penthouse over-looking Toronto, is one of the most outstanding collections of art and sculpture in North America. It belongs to the Samuel J. Zacks
In a two storey penthouse over-looking Toronto, is one of the most outstanding collections of art and sculpture in North America. It belongs to the Samuel J. Zacks

In a two storey penthouse over-looking Toronto, is one of the most outstanding collections of art and sculpture in North America. It belongs to the Samuel J. Zacks

Date5/11/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: In a two storey penthouse over-looking Toronto; is one of the most outstanding collections of art and sculpture in North America. It belongs to the Samuel J. Zacks.
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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_0114715F
One of North America's most outstanding collections of art and sculpture sits high in the clouds in a Toronto penthouse
One of North America's most outstanding collections of art and sculpture sits high in the clouds in a Toronto penthouse
5/11/1967
Mrs. Samuel J. Zacks with collection of sculpted heads. It includes one from Grecian golden period, Henry Moore and 2nd century Rome
Mrs. Samuel J. Zacks with collection of sculpted heads. It includes one from Grecian golden period, Henry Moore and 2nd century Rome
5/11/1967
Mrs. Samuel Zacks stands on veranda of her penthouse apartment with Jacques Lipchitz sculpture, Mother and Child. Despite her husband's death, she wil(...)
Mrs. Samuel Zacks stands on veranda of her penthouse apartment with Jacques Lipchitz sculpture, Mother and Child. Despite her husband's death, she wil(...)
5/11/1970
Oldest piece in Zacks' collection
Oldest piece in Zacks' collection
5/11/1967
Judges pick a winner, Mrs. Samuel J Zacks and Dr. Martin Baldwin, having just picked prize-winners in Aviva chapter, Hadassah's annual art auction and(...)
Judges pick a winner, Mrs. Samuel J Zacks and Dr. Martin Baldwin, having just picked prize-winners in Aviva chapter, Hadassah's annual art auction and(...)
n.d.
Two visitors to the Zacks Gallery of the Art Gallery of Ontario admire painting from selection of Claude Tousignant works
Two visitors to the Zacks Gallery of the Art Gallery of Ontario admire painting from selection of Claude Tousignant works
12/11/1974
The Zacks study: Not a reprint in sight, Derain's Three trees, I'Estaque (over chesterfield) complements Picasso at far end of room
The Zacks study: Not a reprint in sight, Derain's Three trees, I'Estaque (over chesterfield) complements Picasso at far end of room
n.d.
Havana Waterfront scenery belongs to Canadians these days, since they're the only tourists from North America who visit in any numbers. [Incomplete]
Havana Waterfront scenery belongs to Canadians these days, since they're the only tourists from North America who visit in any numbers. [Incomplete]
11/29/1972
Former Ontario Premier John Robarts with Ayala Zacks
Former Ontario Premier John Robarts with Ayala Zacks
5/20/1971
Here are some of the top-flight artists to whom belongs the credit for making of last night's Star Fresh Air Fund broadcast the greatest and most succ(...)
Here are some of the top-flight artists to whom belongs the credit for making of last night's Star Fresh Air Fund broadcast the greatest and most succ(...)
8/8/1940
Most authoritative voice on the CBC news, next to Knowlton Nash's, belongs to Peter Mansbridge, 34, a man who was loading freight planes 14 years ago
Most authoritative voice on the CBC news, next to Knowlton Nash's, belongs to Peter Mansbridge, 34, a man who was loading freight planes 14 years ago
3/1/1983
Anglea Leach misidentified. The surname of Angela Leach, who belongs to the art collective Circa 1996, was incorrect yesterday in a photo caption in What's On. The Star regrets the error
Anglea Leach misidentified. The surname of Angela Leach, who belongs to the art collective Circa 1996, was incorrect yesterday in a photo caption in What's On. The Star regrets the error
5/15/1996