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Capturing Toronto's romance: Painter Rajka Kupesic, who came to Toronto from Yugoslavia six years ago, describes her adopted city as romantic
Capturing Toronto's romance: Painter Rajka Kupesic, who came to Toronto from Yugoslavia six years ago, describes her adopted city as romantic

Capturing Toronto's romance: Painter Rajka Kupesic, who came to Toronto from Yugoslavia six years ago, describes her adopted city as romantic

Date5/3/1982
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0060788F
The way it should be: Rajka Kupesic is shown with her fanciful version of Massey Hall
The way it should be: Rajka Kupesic is shown with her fanciful version of Massey Hall
11/26/1988
Unabashed primitive: Artist Rajka Kupesic and her lively, fanciful Blizzard On Queen Street.
Unabashed primitive: Artist Rajka Kupesic and her lively, fanciful Blizzard On Queen Street.
11/6/1985
Kupesic, Rajka
Kupesic, Rajka
11/6/1985
Winning more fans: Rajka Kupesic's figure paintings are located in a universe in which everyone exists in a state of perfect harmony and contentement, critic Christopher Hume reports
Winning more fans: Rajka Kupesic's figure paintings are located in a universe in which everyone exists in a state of perfect harmony and contentement, critic Christopher Hume reports
4/20/1988
Her sight restored, by a cornea transplant operation, 18-year-old Fanny Patina, from Ecuador, smiles happily as she describes the wonderful world she (...)
Her sight restored, by a cornea transplant operation, 18-year-old Fanny Patina, from Ecuador, smiles happily as she describes the wonderful world she (...)
10/18/1967
Image shows one lady and two gentlemen holding a silk hat.
Topper. That describes both silk hat and Capt. Ernie Taylor; right; of Midland Prince; who received it as skipper of first cargo ship to dock at Toronto this season. Harbormaster Harold Snelgrove presents hat as Arlene Meadows watches.
n.d.
Nicholas Leluk, a Toronto pharmacist who describes himself as square, is organizing the Council on Doug Abuse
Nicholas Leluk, a Toronto pharmacist who describes himself as square, is organizing the Council on Doug Abuse
2/25/1970
William Charlton, 29, who describes himself as a 19th century liberal, has been elected as the youngest person to be chairman of Toronto Board of Education
William Charlton, 29, who describes himself as a 19th century liberal, has been elected as the youngest person to be chairman of Toronto Board of Education
12/17/1971
Sweet, but hardly naive, is how Star staff writer Bruce Kirkland describes Andree Pelletier, the 27-year-old Montreal-born actress who plays central r(...)
Sweet, but hardly naive, is how Star staff writer Bruce Kirkland describes Andree Pelletier, the 27-year-old Montreal-born actress who plays central r(...)
9/11/1978
JoAnne Woodfine, 10, describes her escape from a sniper's shotgun as police examine the pellet-damaged car she was riding in and bikers wait to get back into their clubhouse
JoAnne Woodfine, 10, describes her escape from a sniper's shotgun as police examine the pellet-damaged car she was riding in and bikers wait to get back into their clubhouse
11/9/1980
JoAnne Woodfine, 10, describes her escape from a sniper's shotgun as police examine the pellet-damaged car she was riding in and bikers wait to get back into their clubhouse
JoAnne Woodfine, 10, describes her escape from a sniper's shotgun as police examine the pellet-damaged car she was riding in and bikers wait to get back into their clubhouse
11/9/1980
London's Lord Mayor at City Hall, Clad in traditional robes of his office, Sir Robert Bellinger, Lord Mayor of London, shakes hands with Joseph Jenkins, of the Canadian corps of Commissionaires, who came to Canada from London 61 years ago.
London's Lord Mayor at City Hall, Clad in traditional robes of his office, Sir Robert Bellinger, Lord Mayor of London, shakes hands with Joseph Jenkins, of the Canadian corps of Commissionaires, who came to Canada from London 61 years ago.
10/19/1967