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David Craven's career is at a crossroad, not with his painting that's in hand, but in terms of where to show and when, says The Star's Gary Michael Dault
David Craven's career is at a crossroad, not with his painting that's in hand, but in terms of where to show and when, says The Star's Gary Michael Dault

David Craven's career is at a crossroad, not with his painting that's in hand, but in terms of where to show and when, says The Star's Gary Michael Dault

Date12/31/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: David Craven's career is at a crossroad; not with his painting that's in hand; but in terms of where to show and when; says The Star's Gary Michael Dault.
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