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Art buyer Vincent Price. He bought 3,000 paintings
Art buyer Vincent Price. He bought 3,000 paintings

Art buyer Vincent Price. He bought 3,000 paintings

Date4/5/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Art buyer Vincent Price. He bought 3,000 paintings
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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_0074639F
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
There were plenty of buyers on hand last night at the opening of the two-day auction of paintings by Sotheby's at Simpson's Arcadian Court - but the t(...)
There were plenty of buyers on hand last night at the opening of the two-day auction of paintings by Sotheby's at Simpson's Arcadian Court - but the t(...)
10/27/1969
Sir Frederick Banting was famous for art as well as science and this snowscape at Cap aux Oies, Quebec, is considered one of his finest paintings. He (...)
Sir Frederick Banting was famous for art as well as science and this snowscape at Cap aux Oies, Quebec, is considered one of his finest paintings. He (...)
3/8/1941
Fred S. Haines, Principal of the Ontario College of Art and Art Commissioner for the C.N.E., with one of the paintings at the C.N.E. show
Fred S. Haines, Principal of the Ontario College of Art and Art Commissioner for the C.N.E., with one of the paintings at the C.N.E. show
9/5/1936
Keeping Canadian art alive. Paterson Ewen, 62, has an exhibition of gouged plywood paintings opening at the Art Gallery of Ontario that rank among the(...)
Keeping Canadian art alive. Paterson Ewen, 62, has an exhibition of gouged plywood paintings opening at the Art Gallery of Ontario that rank among the(...)
1/13/1988
An artist still to find fame, David Craven, stands before two of his paintings chosen by Alvin Balkind, former curator of contemporary art at the Art (...)
An artist still to find fame, David Craven, stands before two of his paintings chosen by Alvin Balkind, former curator of contemporary art at the Art (...)
9/11/1975
Catalogue of plaster casts, paintings, engravings and other reproductions of works of art in the museum of the Education department, Ontario comp. by (...)
Catalogue of plaster casts, paintings, engravings and other reproductions of works of art in the museum of the Education department, Ontario comp. by (...)
1884
Colville brushes up. Artist Alex Colville is brushing up his paintings, preparing for the First Major Retrospective of his work, at The Art Gallery of(...)
Colville brushes up. Artist Alex Colville is brushing up his paintings, preparing for the First Major Retrospective of his work, at The Art Gallery of(...)
7/11/1983
A featured work in the exhibition of Group of Seven paintings, which opened at the Art Gallery of Ontario last night, is the portrait of Barker Fairle(...)
A featured work in the exhibition of Group of Seven paintings, which opened at the Art Gallery of Ontario last night, is the portrait of Barker Fairle(...)
3/23/1970
Fay Loeb relaxes with her art. Collection includes paintings and sculpture
Fay Loeb relaxes with her art. Collection includes paintings and sculpture
7/27/1975
Artist art Ross and his wife, Anne, look over his paintings in the trailer which is their home for six months of the year. The couple spent the summer(...)
Artist art Ross and his wife, Anne, look over his paintings in the trailer which is their home for six months of the year. The couple spent the summer(...)
10/15/1974
Fighting plan: Toby Condiffe, president of the Moore Park Residents' Association, stands in front of the inglewood Dr. home that owners Fay and Jules Loeb want to turn into an art gallery for the University of Toronto. Residents say they want people, not paintings, next door to them.
Fighting plan: Toby Condiffe, president of the Moore Park Residents' Association, stands in front of the inglewood Dr. home that owners Fay and Jules Loeb want to turn into an art gallery for the University of Toronto. Residents say they want people, not paintings, next door to them.
3/29/1983