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Figure to grace a landscape. The Ontario governmnet has commissioned a 3,600-pound three-figure bronze sculpture by Toronto sculptor Gerald Gladstone (...)
Figure to grace a landscape. The Ontario governmnet has commissioned a 3,600-pound three-figure bronze sculpture by Toronto sculptor Gerald Gladstone (...)

Figure to grace a landscape. The Ontario governmnet has commissioned a 3,600-pound three-figure bronze sculpture by Toronto sculptor Gerald Gladstone (...)

Date12/9/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Figure to grace a landscape. The Ontario governmnet has commissioned a 3;600-pound three-figure bronze sculpture by Toronto sculptor Gerald Gladstone as part of a $65;000 plan for office complex at Bay and Wellesley Sts. Gladstone is seen here with James Auld; minister of public works; working on models of 'Three Graces' at Georgetown plant.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0050254F
Toronto sculptors wife, Mrs. Gerald Gladstone, wreathers the Lipchitz Head of Harlequin in cirgar smoke. Most of the sculptures on display at the new (...)
Toronto sculptors wife, Mrs. Gerald Gladstone, wreathers the Lipchitz Head of Harlequin in cirgar smoke. Most of the sculptures on display at the new (...)
3/30/1967
Toronto art gallery has just bought Toronto sculptor Gerald Gladstone's ''Space-Time (Female Galaxy)
Toronto art gallery has just bought Toronto sculptor Gerald Gladstone's ''Space-Time (Female Galaxy)
2/27/1963
Sorel Etrog's walking figure, called Pieton, is from a big selection of the sculptor's new marbles, bronzes and charcoal drawings on display at the Ma(...)
Sorel Etrog's walking figure, called Pieton, is from a big selection of the sculptor's new marbles, bronzes and charcoal drawings on display at the Ma(...)
11/5/1976
Supervising packing of paintings and sculptures, Toronto artist Gerald Gladstone stone left yesterday with van and trailer loaded with three tons of h(...)
Supervising packing of paintings and sculptures, Toronto artist Gerald Gladstone stone left yesterday with van and trailer loaded with three tons of h(...)
2/13/1973
Self- contained attic apartment is where Shei and Gerald Gladstone do most of their living and here the sculptor does most of his work. Architect Gera(...)
Self- contained attic apartment is where Shei and Gerald Gladstone do most of their living and here the sculptor does most of his work. Architect Gera(...)
7/24/1975
Sculptor Gerald Gladstone at work
Sculptor Gerald Gladstone at work
9/22/1965
Italian sculptor Gino Masciarelli shows his bronze sculpture, Chained Humanity, part of his exhibit at a Downshview tavern. He said he was shocked by (...)
Italian sculptor Gino Masciarelli shows his bronze sculpture, Chained Humanity, part of his exhibit at a Downshview tavern. He said he was shocked by (...)
7/22/1977
Gerald Gladstone's sculpture, Universal Man
Gerald Gladstone's sculpture, Universal Man
7/23/1976
He makes heads of clay. Pino Verde, a sculptor and witty caricaturist, is shown at his specialty, creating lightning-fast figures of businessmen and p(...)
He makes heads of clay. Pino Verde, a sculptor and witty caricaturist, is shown at his specialty, creating lightning-fast figures of businessmen and p(...)
2/27/1978
Sculptor Gord Smith with bronze creations
Sculptor Gord Smith with bronze creations
7/12/1978
Bronze sculptures by Jacques Lipehitz were on display last night at the opening of Toronto's newest art gallery, the Dunkelman, Here, Mrs. Ben Dunkelm(...)
Bronze sculptures by Jacques Lipehitz were on display last night at the opening of Toronto's newest art gallery, the Dunkelman, Here, Mrs. Ben Dunkelm(...)
3/30/1967
Three Tonnes of Art. Alastari Fernie, left, president of Standard Life, discusses the sculpture Megapters, which the company commissioned for its Toronto office, with the sculptor, George Schmerhoiz, and Ed Quigg, Standard LIfe's vice-president, property
Three Tonnes of Art. Alastari Fernie, left, president of Standard Life, discusses the sculpture Megapters, which the company commissioned for its Toronto office, with the sculptor, George Schmerhoiz, and Ed Quigg, Standard LIfe's vice-president, property
5/20/1993