His cords and faded shirt odd in the AGO but that's where Murray Favro belongs - and at last everyone knows it

IIIF

His cords and faded shirt odd in the AGO but that's where Murray Favro belongs - and at last everyone knows it

Date5/8/1983

Names

Favro, Murray, 1940- (subject)

Spremo, Boris (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

FormatPicture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: His cords and faded shirt odd in the AGO but that's where Murray Favro belongs - and at last everyone knows it.

Subject

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)

Object NumberTSPA_0046442F

Discover More

Nobody laughs at Favro anymore

Favro, Murray, 1940-

5/8/1985

All charged up: Murray Favro and his Acid Rain Battery - water-and-junk-filled boxes from exhibit at the Carmen Lamanna Gallery

Favro, Murray, 1940-

12/14/1988

Robert downing now works in plastics

Downing, Robert, 1935-

10/20/1967

Toronto art gallery has just bought Toronto sculptor Gerald Gladstone's ''Space-Time (Female Galaxy)

Gladstone, Gerald

2/27/1963

Seahorse Birdbath has a ring side seat by the pool in back of Cox's house

Grant, Frank

9/9/1964

Dora De Pedery-Hunt, sculptor who is opening the Classical Cabaret's 12th season Oct

De Pédery-Hunt, Dora, 1913-

10/4/1991

'There is really magic in a medal

De Pédery-Hunt, Dora, 1913-

12/1/1978

Misha Frid, with a work in progress and, above, a finished bronze sculpture of a bubble-blowing woman, called Sheer Delight

Frid, Misha, 1938-

11/9/1988

Thorny friends: Sculptor Kosso Eloul relishes his window of cacti

Eloul, Kosso, 1920-1995

6/20/1983

Meet Bucephalus. Bolting together Bucephalus, a three-ton stabile by Alexander Calder, are workmen at the Toronto Art Gallery. Bucephalus will be the (...)

Calder, Alexander, 1898-1976

4/23/1965

Gladstone, Gerald

n.d.

Life-like Sculpture of a man, by Joe Fafard, seems to be giving Toronto architect Boris Zerafa a little constructive criticism. Zerafa likes to place (...)

Fafard, Joe, 1942-

7/4/1974