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That's me? Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was left speechless when artist William Ronald, left, showed him his abstract painting of the PM, one of a series at the Art Gallery of Ontario
That's me? Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was left speechless when artist William Ronald, left, showed him his abstract painting of the PM, one of a series at the Art Gallery of Ontario

That's me? Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was left speechless when artist William Ronald, left, showed him his abstract painting of the PM, one of a series at the Art Gallery of Ontario

Date4/30/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: That's me? Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was left speechless when artist William Ronald, left, showed him his abstract painting of the PM, one of a series at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0085796F
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