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Toronto art gallery's new curator
Toronto art gallery's new curator

Toronto art gallery's new curator

Date2/13/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Toronto art gallery's new curator. David Brooke stands beside Seymour Lipton's Dragon Bloom.
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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_0034590F
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
School children on a recent visit to the Art Gallery of Ontario receive a progress report on the gallery's current $25 million expansion program from (...)
School children on a recent visit to the Art Gallery of Ontario receive a progress report on the gallery's current $25 million expansion program from (...)
12/22/1975
Registrar Charles McFaddin. Keeps track of Art gallery's collections
Registrar Charles McFaddin. Keeps track of Art gallery's collections
1/9/1974
Art Consultant Renee Neu, right, shows a hammered gold bracelet to Mario Amaya, chief curator at Art Gallery of Ontario and Mrs. Signy Eaton last nigh(...)
Art Consultant Renee Neu, right, shows a hammered gold bracelet to Mario Amaya, chief curator at Art Gallery of Ontario and Mrs. Signy Eaton last nigh(...)
8/4/1971
A leading figure among the 11 artists represented in the National Gallery's exhibition The Heart of London in Greg Cournoe, who sees London as a city (...)
A leading figure among the 11 artists represented in the National Gallery's exhibition The Heart of London in Greg Cournoe, who sees London as a city (...)
9/20/1968
Mrs. Richard Wattnemaker, wife of new chief curator of Art Gallery of Ontario will wear Swedish black and white silk gown with a scooped neckline and (...)
Mrs. Richard Wattnemaker, wife of new chief curator of Art Gallery of Ontario will wear Swedish black and white silk gown with a scooped neckline and (...)
9/25/1972
Gallery pet: Latcham Gallery director Vanessa Perry poses with Bill Lishman's sculpture of a goat, part of the gallery's permanent collection.
Gallery pet: Latcham Gallery director Vanessa Perry poses with Bill Lishman's sculpture of a goat, part of the gallery's permanent collection.
4/24/1989
Tom Thomson's 'The West Wind' is almost a sacred icon of Canadian art, says Dennis Reid (above), curator of historical Canadian art at the Art Gallery of Ontario
Tom Thomson's 'The West Wind' is almost a sacred icon of Canadian art, says Dennis Reid (above), curator of historical Canadian art at the Art Gallery of Ontario
1/3/1989
Prize-winning sculpture: Koffler Gallery director Jane Mahut admires Dependence, by Graham Smith, winner of the gallery's first annual sculpture contest
Prize-winning sculpture: Koffler Gallery director Jane Mahut admires Dependence, by Graham Smith, winner of the gallery's first annual sculpture contest
1/28/1980
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
Controversial Ad: Ihor Holubizky, assistant curator of Harborfront Art Gallery, poses with a billboard for Wrangler Jens that caused a stir when it first appeared in France
Controversial Ad: Ihor Holubizky, assistant curator of Harborfront Art Gallery, poses with a billboard for Wrangler Jens that caused a stir when it first appeared in France
2/20/1985
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