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Morley Markson, and his model to be set in Nathan Phillips Square
Morley Markson, and his model to be set in Nathan Phillips Square

Morley Markson, and his model to be set in Nathan Phillips Square

Date2/20/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Morley Markson; and his model to be set in Nathan Phillips Square
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104051F
Prize-winning piece: Eric Baker, 23, displayed his plywood sculpture at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition at Nathan Phillips Square July 13 to 15 and took home the best sculpture award
Prize-winning piece: Eric Baker, 23, displayed his plywood sculpture at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition at Nathan Phillips Square July 13 to 15 and took home the best sculpture award
7/24/1984
Artist Charles Pachter, left, says City Council is making a big mistake if it lets a 10-foot statue of Winston Churchill go up in Nathan Phillips Square. The proposal goes before council on Wednesday
Artist Charles Pachter, left, says City Council is making a big mistake if it lets a 10-foot statue of Winston Churchill go up in Nathan Phillips Square. The proposal goes before council on Wednesday
9/24/1979
Chemical pavilion for Expo 67, Architect Robert Frew, project designer Morley Markson look at model
Chemical pavilion for Expo 67, Architect Robert Frew, project designer Morley Markson look at model
11/30/1965
In Nathan Phillips square, the 11 1/2-acres in front of City Hall, former Toronto Mayor Nathan Phillips looks over area before his 79th birthday yesterday
In Nathan Phillips square, the 11 1/2-acres in front of City Hall, former Toronto Mayor Nathan Phillips looks over area before his 79th birthday yesterday
11/5/1971
10-foot dummies representing Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Anti-Inflation Board chairman Jean-Luc Pepin were set up at Nathan Phillips Square toda(...)
10-foot dummies representing Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Anti-Inflation Board chairman Jean-Luc Pepin were set up at Nathan Phillips Square toda(...)
10/7/1976
Building City Hall is a picky Job, A model of Toronto City Hall and Nathan Phillips Square, standing two feet high and measuring four by six feet, has(...)
Building City Hall is a picky Job, A model of Toronto City Hall and Nathan Phillips Square, standing two feet high and measuring four by six feet, has(...)
3/4/1974
Up he popped - and down it dropped, A cigar clenched in his teeth, Don Searway pops his head out from beneath Nathan Phillips Square in time to see th(...)
Up he popped - and down it dropped, A cigar clenched in his teeth, Don Searway pops his head out from beneath Nathan Phillips Square in time to see th(...)
4/20/1967
Simply incredible: Ken McColm flashes a beaming smile at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday, after the blind walker arrived in Toronto on his coast-to-coast trek to raise money for diabetes research
Simply incredible: Ken McColm flashes a beaming smile at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday, after the blind walker arrived in Toronto on his coast-to-coast trek to raise money for diabetes research
7/29/1991
Pedalling message: Doug Mohr, 26, a doctoral student at the University of Waterloo, pulled into Nathan Phillips Square yesterday on his cross-Canada trip to raise money to fight the arms race
Pedalling message: Doug Mohr, 26, a doctoral student at the University of Waterloo, pulled into Nathan Phillips Square yesterday on his cross-Canada trip to raise money to fight the arms race
9/13/1985
Crombie tests his stamina. Toronto Mayor David Crombie pedals a mile on stationary bicycle yesterday in Nathan Phillips Square as various machines tes(...)
Crombie tests his stamina. Toronto Mayor David Crombie pedals a mile on stationary bicycle yesterday in Nathan Phillips Square as various machines tes(...)
8/13/1973
Toronto's first peek at the $100,000 sculpture was obtained when Str photographer Boris Spremo (below) sprawled at Nathan Phillips Square and stuck his camera inside the protective case
Toronto's first peek at the $100,000 sculpture was obtained when Str photographer Boris Spremo (below) sprawled at Nathan Phillips Square and stuck his camera inside the protective case
10/25/1966
They're off!, CKEy's Eddie Luther steers his soapbox racer into the chicane, assisted by Bill Robinson, during the annual Big Brothers Celebrity Soapbox Derby yesterday at Nathan Phillips Square
They're off!, CKEy's Eddie Luther steers his soapbox racer into the chicane, assisted by Bill Robinson, during the annual Big Brothers Celebrity Soapbox Derby yesterday at Nathan Phillips Square
9/24/1980