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Shining subject. Artist Paterson Ewen stands with his gouged wood, Full Moon, part of his current exhibition. With his monumental pieces, we don't so much see landscape but feel it
Shining subject. Artist Paterson Ewen stands with his gouged wood, Full Moon, part of his current exhibition. With his monumental pieces, we don't so much see landscape but feel it

Shining subject. Artist Paterson Ewen stands with his gouged wood, Full Moon, part of his current exhibition. With his monumental pieces, we don't so much see landscape but feel it

Date10/6/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shining subject. Artist Paterson Ewen stands with his gouged wood; Full Moon; part of his current exhibition. With his monumental pieces; we don't so much see landscape but feel it.
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