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Greg Curnoe's meticulously rendered study of the CN Tower is no more distinguished a work than any art student could manage, says Star art critic Gary(...)
Greg Curnoe's meticulously rendered study of the CN Tower is no more distinguished a work than any art student could manage, says Star art critic Gary(...)

Greg Curnoe's meticulously rendered study of the CN Tower is no more distinguished a work than any art student could manage, says Star art critic Gary(...)

Date2/22/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Greg Curnoe's meticulously rendered study of the CN Tower is no more distinguished a work than any art student could manage, says Star art critic Gary Michael Dault in his assessment of the latest Curnoe paintings at the Isaacs Gallery. Dault says the show is a hoge-podge of what might be referred to as Curnoe-isms.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0041561F
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