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Art Consultant Renee Neu, right, shows a hammered gold bracelet to Mario Amaya, chief curator at Art Gallery of Ontario and Mrs. Signy Eaton last nigh(...)
Art Consultant Renee Neu, right, shows a hammered gold bracelet to Mario Amaya, chief curator at Art Gallery of Ontario and Mrs. Signy Eaton last nigh(...)

Art Consultant Renee Neu, right, shows a hammered gold bracelet to Mario Amaya, chief curator at Art Gallery of Ontario and Mrs. Signy Eaton last nigh(...)

Date8/4/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Art Consultant Renee Neu, right, shows a hammered gold bracelet to Mario Amaya, chief curator at Art Gallery of Ontario and Mrs. Signy Eaton last night. Mrs. Neu was at a dinner of the gallery's international jewelry exhibition planning committee to discuss her exhibition of 200 pieces planned to open on Nov.5.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0045258F
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