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Lymer, Art
Lymer, Art

Lymer, Art

Date10/16/1992
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0064087F
Art Lymer: His members to wear baseball caps.
Art Lymer: His members to wear baseball caps.
10/19/1992
Art Lymer: nothing wrong
Art Lymer: nothing wrong
10/12/1988
Continuing protest: Metro police union head Art Lymer faces reporters after a shop stewards' meeting yesterday
Continuing protest: Metro police union head Art Lymer faces reporters after a shop stewards' meeting yesterday
10/6/1992
Trial Queried: Art Lymer, president of the Metro Toronto Police Association, said the verdict was expected
Trial Queried: Art Lymer, president of the Metro Toronto Police Association, said the verdict was expected
11/13/1990
Divided Leadership: Metro police Chief William McCormack, right, and police association president Art Lymer met yesterday in a bid to halt officers' job action
Divided Leadership: Metro police Chief William McCormack, right, and police association president Art Lymer met yesterday in a bid to halt officers' job action
10/6/1992
Art Lymer: Union chief criticizes Premier for lack of 'Insight' on job action.
Art Lymer: Union chief criticizes Premier for lack of 'Insight' on job action.
10/16/1992
Art Lymer: Police work has got a lot tougher over the years, union boss says.
Art Lymer: Police work has got a lot tougher over the years, union boss says.
1/16/1989
John McCracken is a Los Angeles sculptor whose exhibition at the Ontario Art Gallery presents a new aspect of minimal art, the art of simple shapes: M(...)
John McCracken is a Los Angeles sculptor whose exhibition at the Ontario Art Gallery presents a new aspect of minimal art, the art of simple shapes: M(...)
2/7/1969
Art for art's sake. Toronto mayor Art Eggleton does some wind-blown campaigning at the DAvisville subway station yesterday in his bid to keep the seat he's held since 1980
Art for art's sake. Toronto mayor Art Eggleton does some wind-blown campaigning at the DAvisville subway station yesterday in his bid to keep the seat he's held since 1980
10/18/1988
Tom Thomson's 'The West Wind' is almost a sacred icon of Canadian art, says Dennis Reid (above), curator of historical Canadian art at the Art Gallery of Ontario
Tom Thomson's 'The West Wind' is almost a sacred icon of Canadian art, says Dennis Reid (above), curator of historical Canadian art at the Art Gallery of Ontario
1/3/1989
Mrs. Loeb has been active in promoting art appreciation. She is to evaluate early Canadian art at Art gallery of Ontario
Mrs. Loeb has been active in promoting art appreciation. She is to evaluate early Canadian art at Art gallery of Ontario
7/27/1973
It's called modern art. A spectator takes a long, puzzled look at an example of modern art exhibited at the Gears sculpture exhibition at City Hall on Friday. The proceeds go to Hadassah
It's called modern art. A spectator takes a long, puzzled look at an example of modern art exhibited at the Gears sculpture exhibition at City Hall on Friday. The proceeds go to Hadassah
9/27/1971