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Artist David Gilhooly, left, shows his ceramic frogs and vegetables to Elizabeth Kady and John Zeldin at the art exhibit put together by the art renta(...)
Artist David Gilhooly, left, shows his ceramic frogs and vegetables to Elizabeth Kady and John Zeldin at the art exhibit put together by the art renta(...)

Artist David Gilhooly, left, shows his ceramic frogs and vegetables to Elizabeth Kady and John Zeldin at the art exhibit put together by the art renta(...)

Date3/30/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Artist David Gilhooly; left; shows his ceramic frogs and vegetables to Elizabeth Kady and John Zeldin at the art exhibit put together by the art rental service of the Art Gallery of Ontario. Twelve ceramicists are exhibiting and all items in the show at the gallery on Dundas St. W. are for sale. Prices run from $4 to $1;500.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103858F
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