Ruined work: Sculptor Lea Vivot and son Erik, 9, comfot each other yesterday amid the ashes of her studio in the family's kleinburg home hit by fire

IIIF

Ruined work: Sculptor Lea Vivot and son Erik, 9, comfot each other yesterday amid the ashes of her studio in the family's kleinburg home hit by fire

Date5/7/1989

Names

Bull, Ron (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Vivot, Lea (subject)

Format

Picture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: Ruined work: Sculptor Lea Vivot and son Erik, 9, comfot each other yesterday amid the ashes of her studio in the family's kleinburg home hit by fire.

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0087716F

Discover More

Neat picket pence stands unmarked by the fire in Cobalt yesterday that left the home it guarded and dozens more a pile of smouldering ashes. A residen(...)

5/24/1977

No longer the King of Kensington's consort, Fiona Reid found the demanding hit play Ashes an intense work experience

5/31/1978

Lea Vivot: Her Endless Bench will be presented to the Hospital for Sick Children

5/9/1983

A fire captain wheels out ashes in a search for fire victims

1/1/1980

Sculptures of noted Canadian artist Lea Vivot go on display tonight until March 18 at KAR Gallery, 131 Bloor St

3/2/1979

Lea Vivot

11/30/1986

Cooling the ashes. Scarborough firemen hose down still-glowing embers after a two-alarm fire above a Woolworth store at Eglinton Ave. E. and Brimley R(...)

2/7/1986

Roy Merrens of York University is a foe of the Commissioner St incinerator that is showering ashes in the yard of his Beaches home

2/29/1972

Noah, Arthur Ashe's protege from Cameroon upset Poland's Wojtek Fibak at the U

9/4/1977

Grand prix winner Jim Hall whizzes past pall of black smoke from burning car: Crowd gathers above track to watch Herb Swann's Elva-BMW reduced to ashes on 11th lap of 250-mile classic at Mosport

9/25/1965

Ashes of an unknown Canadian soldier which were brought to Canada and returned to Normanday are buried by Maj

4/22/1946

Arising from the ashes of Expo is this year's Man and his world exhibition, to be staged on the Expo site by the city Montreal. Though it is not an ap(...)

3/21/1968