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Writer turned painter
Writer turned painter

Writer turned painter

Date3/30/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Writer turned painter: Gary Michael Dault; the former art critic for The Star; shown here with his painting Burnished Day or Conch Of The Voice (mixed media; 1983) opened his one-man show at the Jane Corkin Gallery yesterday. The show runs until April 23.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103783F
Painter Andre Bieler, 81, offers a description of his canvas, Early Spring In The Laurentians, to a visitor to The Laurentians: Painters In A Landscap(...)
Painter Andre Bieler, 81, offers a description of his canvas, Early Spring In The Laurentians, to a visitor to The Laurentians: Painters In A Landscap(...)
11/24/1977
I hate simplicity in all its forms, says Dali, the painter who has gone beyond surrealism and now does paranoiac pictures. To prove his distaste for c(...)
I hate simplicity in all its forms, says Dali, the painter who has gone beyond surrealism and now does paranoiac pictures. To prove his distaste for c(...)
4/22/1939
Ontario painter Ken Danby, inspired by America's Cup race last year, has created official poster for Canada One team
Ontario painter Ken Danby, inspired by America's Cup race last year, has created official poster for Canada One team
7/6/1982
painter Jack Bush Died yesterday, He combined modesty and generosity, says critic Dault
painter Jack Bush Died yesterday, He combined modesty and generosity, says critic Dault
3/1/1972
Nobody can flood a room with color like Jack Bush, whose works are on exhibit in retrospective at the Gallery of Ontario until Oct. 12. He's been called Canada's most important painter
Nobody can flood a room with color like Jack Bush, whose works are on exhibit in retrospective at the Gallery of Ontario until Oct. 12. He's been called Canada's most important painter
9/13/1976
David Bolduc, a painter of Abstract Art, Calm, untroubled color fields at the Carmen Lamanna Gallery
David Bolduc, a painter of Abstract Art, Calm, untroubled color fields at the Carmen Lamanna Gallery
5/31/1971
Paul Harpley: The painter-naturalist uses binoculars to get a little closer to his subject on a sketching expedition in Morningside Park in Scarborough
Paul Harpley: The painter-naturalist uses binoculars to get a little closer to his subject on a sketching expedition in Morningside Park in Scarborough
4/8/1980
Distinguished Canadian painter, author and scholar Barker Fairley, who will be 89 in May, has been honored with his first one-man show in New York cty(...)
Distinguished Canadian painter, author and scholar Barker Fairley, who will be 89 in May, has been honored with his first one-man show in New York cty(...)
2/18/1976
Barker Fairley, painter
Barker Fairley, painter
2/18/1976
Transylvanian-born painter Countess Helena (Bobbie) De Silaghi says he gets best material from the astral voyages she's been taking to the stars since(...)
Transylvanian-born painter Countess Helena (Bobbie) De Silaghi says he gets best material from the astral voyages she's been taking to the stars since(...)
1/23/1981
Toronto painter Louis De Niverville. A 20-year retrospective of his work is at an Oshawa gallery
Toronto painter Louis De Niverville. A 20-year retrospective of his work is at an Oshawa gallery
4/30/1978
Toronto painter Louis de Niverville sits in front of recent paintings, on the left, Ex Cathedra 2, a collage showing a whimsical cardinal in front of (...)
Toronto painter Louis de Niverville sits in front of recent paintings, on the left, Ex Cathedra 2, a collage showing a whimsical cardinal in front of (...)
3/7/1985