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Town's all tied up. Toronto artist Harold Town, 62, is swamped with some of the 100,000 bows to be used on a backdrop he designed for the National Bal(...)
Town's all tied up. Toronto artist Harold Town, 62, is swamped with some of the 100,000 bows to be used on a backdrop he designed for the National Bal(...)

Town's all tied up. Toronto artist Harold Town, 62, is swamped with some of the 100,000 bows to be used on a backdrop he designed for the National Bal(...)

Date2/4/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Town's all tied up. Toronto artist Harold Town, 62, is swamped with some of the 100,000 bows to be used on a backdrop he designed for the National Ballet's 35th anniversary performance Feb. 25 at the O'Keefe Centre featuring Rudolf Nureyev and Karen Kain,
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0085194F
Going to town: Veteran artist Harold Town's expansive new studio has inspired him to paint on a grander scale
Going to town: Veteran artist Harold Town's expansive new studio has inspired him to paint on a grander scale
7/18/1989
Boom time or gloom time, Elliot Lake, unlike many mining towns, is a planned, peaceful, and clean place near a lake with a backdrop of wooded hills
Boom time or gloom time, Elliot Lake, unlike many mining towns, is a planned, peaceful, and clean place near a lake with a backdrop of wooded hills
8/18/1976
Prize winner: Betty Goodwin, right, receives one of Harold Town's works, and a cheque for $25,000, from Town's daughters Shelley, left and Heather
Prize winner: Betty Goodwin, right, receives one of Harold Town's works, and a cheque for $25,000, from Town's daughters Shelley, left and Heather
11/10/1988
Take a risk. That's Harold Town's advice to Canadians in the present debate over Quebec. He calls the crisis a bloodless substitute for civil war and (...)
Take a risk. That's Harold Town's advice to Canadians in the present debate over Quebec. He calls the crisis a bloodless substitute for civil war and (...)
1/24/1977
Hon. Albert Matthews, lieutenant-governor of Ontario, bows low as he welcomes the King to Toronto
Hon. Albert Matthews, lieutenant-governor of Ontario, bows low as he welcomes the King to Toronto
6/10/1939
Down and out in Hamilton: A dejected Raghib (Rocket) Ismail found a cooler place to sit at Ivor Wynne: while an injured Mike (Pinball) Clemons bows his head and wishes he could have played yesterday
Down and out in Hamilton: A dejected Raghib (Rocket) Ismail found a cooler place to sit at Ivor Wynne: while an injured Mike (Pinball) Clemons bows his head and wishes he could have played yesterday
9/2/1991
Sex charges: Lucien Dagenais, 64, also known as Brother Joseph, bows his head as he leaves the courtroom yesterday in L'Orignal, Ont
Sex charges: Lucien Dagenais, 64, also known as Brother Joseph, bows his head as he leaves the courtroom yesterday in L'Orignal, Ont
3/20/1991
Premier duplessis of Quebec bows low as he greets her majesty and tenders greetings on behalf of his province
Premier duplessis of Quebec bows low as he greets her majesty and tenders greetings on behalf of his province
5/18/1939
A man in control, There's no biz like showbiz in Las Vegas and Wayne Newton brought some of that Nevada town's glamour to the O'Keefe Centre last night. He's there again tonight
A man in control, There's no biz like showbiz in Las Vegas and Wayne Newton brought some of that Nevada town's glamour to the O'Keefe Centre last night. He's there again tonight
5/13/1986
Crusader Anita Bryant bows her head in prayer during a visit to Toronto yesterday
Crusader Anita Bryant bows her head in prayer during a visit to Toronto yesterday
1/15/1978
A lone sailor bows his head. And Toronto honors its dead of four wars
A lone sailor bows his head. And Toronto honors its dead of four wars
11/11/1963
Toronto Hydro employee Ron Sisti bows his head yesterday in memory of fallen colleagues during a ceremony at Front and Simcoe Sts
Toronto Hydro employee Ron Sisti bows his head yesterday in memory of fallen colleagues during a ceremony at Front and Simcoe Sts
4/29/1993