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Jacob Dagys does his sculpturing in a small, damp room in the basement of his Toronto home
Jacob Dagys does his sculpturing in a small, damp room in the basement of his Toronto home

Jacob Dagys does his sculpturing in a small, damp room in the basement of his Toronto home

Date5/18/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jacob Dagys does his sculpturing in a small; damp room in the basement of his Toronto home. His front and back lawns are covered with pieces of his work.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103784F
Driftwood nude in the foreground is one of scores of pieces Dagys has carved from wood
Driftwood nude in the foreground is one of scores of pieces Dagys has carved from wood
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