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Group of seven artists after testimonial dinner in their honor last night
Group of seven artists after testimonial dinner in their honor last night

Group of seven artists after testimonial dinner in their honor last night

Date4/21/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Group of seven artists after testimonial dinner in their honor last night. From left: Edwin Holgate; Fred Varley; A. Y. Jackson; A. J. Casson; Lawren Harris; Jr. (representing his father)
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104307F
A. Y. Jackson, last surviving member of the original Group of Seven, Canada's most famous artists, places pine boughs on the caskets of Lawren Harris (...)
A. Y. Jackson, last surviving member of the original Group of Seven, Canada's most famous artists, places pine boughs on the caskets of Lawren Harris (...)
3/20/1970
A. J. Casson, last living member of the Group of Seven artists, discusses Algonquin Park with 19-year-old Trevor Moffat, a Guild Inn employee
A. J. Casson, last living member of the Group of Seven artists, discusses Algonquin Park with 19-year-old Trevor Moffat, a Guild Inn employee
7/30/1980
United Sculpture by British sculptor David Annesley draws attention of two visitors to display of the works of seven artists in the quadrangle at Hart(...)
United Sculpture by British sculptor David Annesley draws attention of two visitors to display of the works of seven artists in the quadrangle at Hart(...)
7/20/1967
The experts become onlookers. Artists A. Y. Jackson and Richard Gorman turn critic before Pissarro's painting, Women Washing, at opening last night of(...)
The experts become onlookers. Artists A. Y. Jackson and Richard Gorman turn critic before Pissarro's painting, Women Washing, at opening last night of(...)
11/1/1963
Artist honored: A. J. Casson, 89, the last living member of the Group of Seven, is given a standing ovation as Mayor Art Eggleton presents him with special commendation
Artist honored: A. J. Casson, 89, the last living member of the Group of Seven, is given a standing ovation as Mayor Art Eggleton presents him with special commendation
3/8/1988
Artist Robert Hedrick at a reception in his honor last night at the home of Mr
Artist Robert Hedrick at a reception in his honor last night at the home of Mr
5/23/1963
Artists - Groups
Artists - Groups
12/11/1979
Artists - Groups
Artists - Groups
7/5/1973
Birthday gala: A.J. Casson, last survivor of the Group of Seven, blows out candles on his birthday cake last night at the Royal York Hotel. About 600 (...)
Birthday gala: A.J. Casson, last survivor of the Group of Seven, blows out candles on his birthday cake last night at the Royal York Hotel. About 600 (...)
5/15/1986
A featured work in the exhibition of Group of Seven paintings, which opened at the Art Gallery of Ontario last night, is the portrait of Barker Fairle(...)
A featured work in the exhibition of Group of Seven paintings, which opened at the Art Gallery of Ontario last night, is the portrait of Barker Fairle(...)
3/23/1970
Group of seven artist A.J. Casson (right) points out the finer points of sketches of his colleagues to Arthur Meen. Ontario's minister of revenue, in (...)
Group of seven artist A.J. Casson (right) points out the finer points of sketches of his colleagues to Arthur Meen. Ontario's minister of revenue, in (...)
6/26/1975
Artist Mary Jane Grant, left discusses one of her art works with two young women art students, who are collecting data on Toronto's women artists. Cen(...)
Artist Mary Jane Grant, left discusses one of her art works with two young women art students, who are collecting data on Toronto's women artists. Cen(...)
8/8/1973