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Demonstrating art techniques at her children's school artist Ina Gilbert discovered the students like to rearrange symmetrical shapes of paper or felt(...)
Demonstrating art techniques at her children's school artist Ina Gilbert discovered the students like to rearrange symmetrical shapes of paper or felt(...)

Demonstrating art techniques at her children's school artist Ina Gilbert discovered the students like to rearrange symmetrical shapes of paper or felt(...)

Date5/26/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Demonstrating art techniques at her children's school artist Ina Gilbert discovered the students like to rearrange symmetrical shapes of paper or felt in their own creative designs. She now has patents on the idea of designs which are sold in packages.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103857F
A swirl of Green Terry. Artist Ina Gilbert chooses it for warmth
A swirl of Green Terry. Artist Ina Gilbert chooses it for warmth
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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(...)
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Artist Mary Jane Grant, left discusses one of her art works with two young women art students, who are collecting data on Toronto's women artists. Cen(...)
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Artist Jody Boehnert of Toronto, left, felt the heat of more than one sun under her solar creations in the Beaches near Donald Summerville pool
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The skilled hands of Toronto artist Keith Campbell carefully shape a porcelain vase
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Designer Silvio Russo concentrates on simple shapes, Using colored paper, he creates accordion-like hangings that are easily moved.
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Cree Indian Artist and sculptor Don McLeay explains the legend of how the beaver got its tail to student at North York's cherokee Public School. It is(...)
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