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Prize-winning sculpture: Koffler Gallery director Jane Mahut admires Dependence, by Graham Smith, winner of the gallery's first annual sculpture contest
Prize-winning sculpture: Koffler Gallery director Jane Mahut admires Dependence, by Graham Smith, winner of the gallery's first annual sculpture contest

Prize-winning sculpture: Koffler Gallery director Jane Mahut admires Dependence, by Graham Smith, winner of the gallery's first annual sculpture contest

Date1/28/1980
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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People in focus: Jane Mahut, director of the koffler Gallery in North York, stands beside of the 36 photos of Soviet Jews now on display at the gallery at 1588 Bathurst St
People in focus: Jane Mahut, director of the koffler Gallery in North York, stands beside of the 36 photos of Soviet Jews now on display at the gallery at 1588 Bathurst St
7/9/1984
AN eyeful. Jane Mahut, curator-director of the Koffler Gallery at Jewish Community Centre, examines Errata by Ann Roberts. It's part of the ceramic exhibition at the gallery in North York.
AN eyeful. Jane Mahut, curator-director of the Koffler Gallery at Jewish Community Centre, examines Errata by Ann Roberts. It's part of the ceramic exhibition at the gallery in North York.
6/1/1981
Admiring art: John Silverstein, director and curator of Glendon Gallery, admires two angel sculptures
Admiring art: John Silverstein, director and curator of Glendon Gallery, admires two angel sculptures
4/28/1986
Gallery pet: Latcham Gallery director Vanessa Perry poses with Bill Lishman's sculpture of a goat, part of the gallery's permanent collection.
Gallery pet: Latcham Gallery director Vanessa Perry poses with Bill Lishman's sculpture of a goat, part of the gallery's permanent collection.
4/24/1989
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
Sculpture Garden: Plans for Don River, at the Koffler Gallery, are admired by student Marlyn Anthony and John Massier, assistant to the gallery director
Sculpture Garden: Plans for Don River, at the Koffler Gallery, are admired by student Marlyn Anthony and John Massier, assistant to the gallery director
7/15/1991
Beloved sculpture. The Little Fourteen-Year Old Dancer is highlight of National Gallery's Degas retrospective
Beloved sculpture. The Little Fourteen-Year Old Dancer is highlight of National Gallery's Degas retrospective
6/15/1988
A treasure from Europe, Mrs. Thomas Bata admires wood sculpture of Salvator Mundi by Brokoff the Younger, a Czechoslovakian artist of the 1710-30 peri(...)
A treasure from Europe, Mrs. Thomas Bata admires wood sculpture of Salvator Mundi by Brokoff the Younger, a Czechoslovakian artist of the 1710-30 peri(...)
9/27/1967
Joanne Smith, a Toronto-born artist whose sculpture and paintings are being exhibited at the Margot Samuel Gallery in Oshawa
Joanne Smith, a Toronto-born artist whose sculpture and paintings are being exhibited at the Margot Samuel Gallery in Oshawa
5/22/1980
Glass sculpture: Janak Khendry, director of The Glass Art Gallery, with two pieces from his display
Glass sculpture: Janak Khendry, director of The Glass Art Gallery, with two pieces from his display
7/14/1981
Big Jeans: Pauline LeGoff, 5, and Julia Boswell, 4, are mesmerized by Blue Jeans sculpture during Art Gallery of Ontario's annual Celebration presentation for youngsters
Big Jeans: Pauline LeGoff, 5, and Julia Boswell, 4, are mesmerized by Blue Jeans sculpture during Art Gallery of Ontario's annual Celebration presentation for youngsters
12/7/1986
Prize-winning piece: Eric Baker, 23, displayed his plywood sculpture at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition at Nathan Phillips Square July 13 to 15 and took home the best sculpture award
Prize-winning piece: Eric Baker, 23, displayed his plywood sculpture at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition at Nathan Phillips Square July 13 to 15 and took home the best sculpture award
7/24/1984