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Two late Jack Reppen works: Castle Gate (left), His 'Fallen figure (above)
Two late Jack Reppen works: Castle Gate (left), His 'Fallen figure (above)

Two late Jack Reppen works: Castle Gate (left), His 'Fallen figure (above)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Two late Jack Reppen works: Castle Gate (left), His 'Fallen figure (above)
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0076012F
Two late Jack Reppen works: Castle gate (left), His fallen figure (above)
Two late Jack Reppen works: Castle gate (left), His fallen figure (above)
1/22/1965
Reppen art to grace mural. Artist Jack Reppen, whose work includes cartoons and caricatures for The Star, holds a sketch of a Burgundy scene he drew o(...)
Reppen art to grace mural. Artist Jack Reppen, whose work includes cartoons and caricatures for The Star, holds a sketch of a Burgundy scene he drew o(...)
9/7/1962
Sprucing Up The CNE, Restoring the 12-foot-high winged figure atop Princes' Gate at the eastern end of Exhibition Park, Attilio Gandri works 85 feet a(...)
Sprucing Up The CNE, Restoring the 12-foot-high winged figure atop Princes' Gate at the eastern end of Exhibition Park, Attilio Gandri works 85 feet a(...)
7/15/1974
Jack Bush: The late Toronto artist, one of Canada's best-known, is represented by two works
Jack Bush: The late Toronto artist, one of Canada's best-known, is represented by two works
11/5/1968
A town in Yucatan is picture's title and artist Jack Reppen, right, hears comments from Walter Carsen, left, and noted collector Kirsikka Schmalfuss. (...)
A town in Yucatan is picture's title and artist Jack Reppen, right, hears comments from Walter Carsen, left, and noted collector Kirsikka Schmalfuss. (...)
5/10/1963
Jack Reppen
Jack Reppen
1/23/1965
Wood carving is an art with Frank Conway, 66, who takes nearby 200 hours to carve a figure. Conway, of Willowdale, used a 17th century reference book to carve this printing press. His works are on display at the Bendale public library.
Wood carving is an art with Frank Conway, 66, who takes nearby 200 hours to carve a figure. Conway, of Willowdale, used a 17th century reference book to carve this printing press. His works are on display at the Bendale public library.
12/15/1970
From the wars: Wearing a French helmet from World War, Rick Davies works on the figure of a British soldier in the Napoleonic wars. His shop in Oshawa is full of military momentos (below and right), some miniatures of medieval soldiers and others the real thing, such as a Nazi uniform from World War II.
From the wars: Wearing a French helmet from World War, Rick Davies works on the figure of a British soldier in the Napoleonic wars. His shop in Oshawa is full of military momentos (below and right), some miniatures of medieval soldiers and others the real thing, such as a Nazi uniform from World War II.
5/11/1983
Fallen Leaf: Rick Vaive was a disconsolate figure yesterday as the Toronto Maple Leafs - eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs Friday night - gathered at Maple Leaf Gardens
Fallen Leaf: Rick Vaive was a disconsolate figure yesterday as the Toronto Maple Leafs - eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs Friday night - gathered at Maple Leaf Gardens
4/12/1980
Running late: Steve Cook works on staging while Tom Free, far left, has a laugh after a foul-up.
Running late: Steve Cook works on staging while Tom Free, far left, has a laugh after a foul-up.
3/2/1993
Two works of Dr. F. C. Banting. Above are two oils from the brush of Dr. F. C. Banting, the discoverer of insulin, who for the moment has forsaken sci(...)
Two works of Dr. F. C. Banting. Above are two oils from the brush of Dr. F. C. Banting, the discoverer of insulin, who for the moment has forsaken sci(...)
2/1/1925
Stringing a figure: Professor Ken McCuaig (middle) and other members of the Applewood String Band watch as his daughters, Peggy (left), 11, and Lisa, 13, create a complicated figure using two string loops together
Stringing a figure: Professor Ken McCuaig (middle) and other members of the Applewood String Band watch as his daughters, Peggy (left), 11, and Lisa, 13, create a complicated figure using two string loops together
7/4/1976