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Gallery owner Frank Costin prepares Dry Scale for exhibit of impressive landscapes by David Alexander.
Gallery owner Frank Costin prepares Dry Scale for exhibit of impressive landscapes by David Alexander.

Gallery owner Frank Costin prepares Dry Scale for exhibit of impressive landscapes by David Alexander.

Date9/3/1992
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0126190F
Exclusive clientele: Alexander Budrevics, surrounded by his handiwork on North York's posh Bridle Path, designs landscapes according to his clients' tastes.
Exclusive clientele: Alexander Budrevics, surrounded by his handiwork on North York's posh Bridle Path, designs landscapes according to his clients' tastes.
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Descriptive catalogue of Catlin's Indian gallery, containing portraits, landscapes, costumes, &c
Descriptive catalogue of Catlin's Indian gallery, containing portraits, landscapes, costumes, &c
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Rider with a cause: Len Cullen, owner Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village in Whitby, prepares for the 800-mile bicycle trip from Windsor to Quebec City that he and his wife, Connie, are making to raise money for Divinity College at Hamilton's McMaster University. They hope to raise $200,000.
4/22/1988
A tall order: Mike Crosby, owner of Erin Tree Farm in Erin Township, shoulders a Scotch pine Christmas tree and prepares it for shipment. His pay-and-cut farm is on Concession 10, 4 kilometres north of Highway 24.
A tall order: Mike Crosby, owner of Erin Tree Farm in Erin Township, shoulders a Scotch pine Christmas tree and prepares it for shipment. His pay-and-cut farm is on Concession 10, 4 kilometres north of Highway 24.
11/25/1990
Joyce Wieland poses with her 1985 self-portrait, Artist On Fire, as she prepares for next Thursday's exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario:
Joyce Wieland poses with her 1985 self-portrait, Artist On Fire, as she prepares for next Thursday's exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario:
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She defies age. With her major interests in painting landscapes, a flower club and a choral singing group, Ann Fraser, at 77, is one of those people w(...)
She defies age. With her major interests in painting landscapes, a flower club and a choral singing group, Ann Fraser, at 77, is one of those people w(...)
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Gershon Iskowitz, Toronto artist was known for his colorful abstract landscapes
Gershon Iskowitz, Toronto artist was known for his colorful abstract landscapes
1/18/1982
Inventive . . . skillful . . . apparently effortless, those are the words of Star art critic Gary Michael Dault in describing the newest landscapes of(...)
Inventive . . . skillful . . . apparently effortless, those are the words of Star art critic Gary Michael Dault in describing the newest landscapes of(...)
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Rown and beige graphic in the Rosedale living room of Frank Milus, a landscape architect, and wife, June, was created by artist Alan falconer, above
Rown and beige graphic in the Rosedale living room of Frank Milus, a landscape architect, and wife, June, was created by artist Alan falconer, above
4/1/1977
Hospital care: Jim Smith prepares a hors for a leg x-ray at Toronto Equine Hospital near Woodbine.
Hospital care: Jim Smith prepares a hors for a leg x-ray at Toronto Equine Hospital near Woodbine.
10/23/1996
Frozen meals, enough for one person for six days, are checked by Pierre DeSerres, founder of Diet Care, which prepares and sells the meals at shop on Dundas St. W.
Frozen meals, enough for one person for six days, are checked by Pierre DeSerres, founder of Diet Care, which prepares and sells the meals at shop on Dundas St. W.
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U of T professor James Delaurier prepares to launch the first flapping bird-machine in history that isn't a flop
U of T professor James Delaurier prepares to launch the first flapping bird-machine in history that isn't a flop
10/10/1991