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Street scenes

Date10/29/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Street scenes: Toronto artist Elsa Fredericks is shown with one of her colorful paintings; a scene in Port Credit. Fredericks; whose street scenes reflect her love of people; is exhibiting some of her paintings at the Valhalla Inn Art Gallery in Etobicoke until Dec. 4.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103839F
Artist at work: Deborah Crowle of Mississauga, a graduate of Sheridan College, records Canada's disappearing heritage with her pen and ink illustrations of fine building and street scenes
Artist at work: Deborah Crowle of Mississauga, a graduate of Sheridan College, records Canada's disappearing heritage with her pen and ink illustrations of fine building and street scenes
10/3/1980
Nostalgic scenes. Trinidadian artist David Moore, 23, has a one-man showing of typical Caribbean village scenes during colonial days at the Parkdale Public Library. The show ends Saturday
Nostalgic scenes. Trinidadian artist David Moore, 23, has a one-man showing of typical Caribbean village scenes during colonial days at the Parkdale Public Library. The show ends Saturday
10/25/1979
People buy paintings because if feels good to them, says artist Murray McCheyne Stewart, whose showing of outdoor scenes is on display at Hal Johnson'(...)
People buy paintings because if feels good to them, says artist Murray McCheyne Stewart, whose showing of outdoor scenes is on display at Hal Johnson'(...)
11/24/1977
Peaceful scenes on Toronto Islands lure recreational artists by the score these summer days
Peaceful scenes on Toronto Islands lure recreational artists by the score these summer days
7/20/1978
Newspaperman-artist Roy Greenaway shown working on an outdoor scene, started painting while covering a rum-running story
Newspaperman-artist Roy Greenaway shown working on an outdoor scene, started painting while covering a rum-running story
11/23/1946
Pastoral scene in downtown Toronto
Pastoral scene in downtown Toronto
7/8/1987
Andrew 01 and Jamie Osborne, artists and environmental repair men, have pooled their talents in an effort to integrate art into the club scene
Andrew 01 and Jamie Osborne, artists and environmental repair men, have pooled their talents in an effort to integrate art into the club scene
1/27/1988
Yonge St. Margaret Dragu, above, says no one profits from this Yonge St. purge'
Yonge St. Margaret Dragu, above, says no one profits from this Yonge St. purge'
6/17/1978
Performance artist Margaret Dragu and partner Jim Munro have left their B
Performance artist Margaret Dragu and partner Jim Munro have left their B
10/11/1992
Canadian artist Charles Comfort, 77, stands in front of frieze he created in 1936 to decorate Toronto Stock Exchange on Bay Street. Artist deies hiden(...)
Canadian artist Charles Comfort, 77, stands in front of frieze he created in 1936 to decorate Toronto Stock Exchange on Bay Street. Artist deies hiden(...)
10/17/1977
Montreal artist and designer John Street's large, casually designed works on paper are the opening show at the new Loranger Gallery on Bloor St. W. An(...)
Montreal artist and designer John Street's large, casually designed works on paper are the opening show at the new Loranger Gallery on Bloor St. W. An(...)
1/16/1978
Enterprising artist: Marcus Noel, a Grade 12 student at Gordon Graydon Secondary School in Mississauga, works on one of the distinctive sculptures he's created from bottles he finds on the street
Enterprising artist: Marcus Noel, a Grade 12 student at Gordon Graydon Secondary School in Mississauga, works on one of the distinctive sculptures he's created from bottles he finds on the street
4/27/1982