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Major show

Major show

Date1/26/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Major show: The 14-hour days and seven-day weeks spent in his Niagara escarpment studio, left, have paid off for Robert Bateman with a major one-man show this month at the Royal Ontario Museum. His paintings are world famous for placing wildlife in meticulously detailed, natural settings.
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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_0031205F
Robert Bateman, A one-man show at the Royal Ontario Museum and works that sell for $40,000 help Canada's wildlife realist 'bear the cross' of popularity
Robert Bateman, A one-man show at the Royal Ontario Museum and works that sell for $40,000 help Canada's wildlife realist 'bear the cross' of popularity
1/26/1983
Artist Robert Bateman at work in his studio surrounded by a clutter of books, papers and sketches, above
Artist Robert Bateman at work in his studio surrounded by a clutter of books, papers and sketches, above
11/12/1988
Bateman's going to Florida soon - to sign his name 50,000 times
Bateman's going to Florida soon - to sign his name 50,000 times
10/16/1985
Bateman, Robert
Bateman, Robert
4/5/1982
Before and after x-rays tell the story of surgery performed on Glenn McKenzie, left, by Dr. James Bateman at the Orthopedic and Arthritic Hospital on (...)
Before and after x-rays tell the story of surgery performed on Glenn McKenzie, left, by Dr. James Bateman at the Orthopedic and Arthritic Hospital on (...)
7/5/1978
Tasty Morsel for an owl, Betty Herson is one of several people who regularly visit Mississauga naturalist Roy Ivor at his sanctuary in Erindale
Tasty Morsel for an owl, Betty Herson is one of several people who regularly visit Mississauga naturalist Roy Ivor at his sanctuary in Erindale
10/26/1972
Naturalist Roy Ivor, 93, who has operated a bird Sanctuary in Mississauga for years, will receive the Order of Canada next year
Naturalist Roy Ivor, 93, who has operated a bird Sanctuary in Mississauga for years, will receive the Order of Canada next year
8/29/1973
Birdman Roy Ivor tames a great horned owl, Famed naturalist Roy Ivor, who will soon celebrate his 92nd birthday and who for years has operated bird sa(...)
Birdman Roy Ivor tames a great horned owl, Famed naturalist Roy Ivor, who will soon celebrate his 92nd birthday and who for years has operated bird sa(...)
9/28/1971
Golden Eagle thanks its benefactor, Raja, a golden eagle, leans over 92-year-old Roy Ivor, the naturalist with a bird sancturary on Mississauga Rd. where the eagle lives
Golden Eagle thanks its benefactor, Raja, a golden eagle, leans over 92-year-old Roy Ivor, the naturalist with a bird sancturary on Mississauga Rd. where the eagle lives
10/25/1972
Roy Ivor, the 93-year-old naturalist who founded the Windinglane Bird Sanctuary in Mississauga looks at one of his many red-tailed hawks, one of about(...)
Roy Ivor, the 93-year-old naturalist who founded the Windinglane Bird Sanctuary in Mississauga looks at one of his many red-tailed hawks, one of about(...)
11/5/1973
Roy Ivor and friend, The naturalist who began caring for birds when he was 10, is shown in a picture taken in December, 1970
Roy Ivor and friend, The naturalist who began caring for birds when he was 10, is shown in a picture taken in December, 1970
10/21/1970
Honored, The late Roy Ivor received Order of Canada in 1975
Honored, The late Roy Ivor received Order of Canada in 1975
1/2/1975