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Mavis harmer's pretty smile contrasts with the scowl on the authentic African death mask which she holds
Mavis harmer's pretty smile contrasts with the scowl on the authentic African death mask which she holds

Mavis harmer's pretty smile contrasts with the scowl on the authentic African death mask which she holds

Date8/18/1956
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mavis harmer's pretty smile contrasts with the scowl on the authentic African death mask which she holds. Mask symbolizes trend to new artistic forms She's never been to Africa or from tropical woods. This [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0009432F
Carnival on the Danforth, Showing masks they made at Mardi Gras on the Danforth yesterday are, from left, Edward Goodwin, 12, Beth Goodwin, 15, Amy Go(...)
Carnival on the Danforth, Showing masks they made at Mardi Gras on the Danforth yesterday are, from left, Edward Goodwin, 12, Beth Goodwin, 15, Amy Go(...)
3/7/1998
Mavis Marshman at 58, She's learned how to relax
Mavis Marshman at 58, She's learned how to relax
3/8/1974
Long for child: Tony and Mavis Howlett face bill of more than $20,000 in bid to have baby by surrogate mom
Long for child: Tony and Mavis Howlett face bill of more than $20,000 in bid to have baby by surrogate mom
5/13/1987
Brain cancer patient David O'Donoghue is surrounded by some of the people from Wellspring, a support centre for people with cancer: from left, Liz Thomson, program director Dr. Mavis Himes, Ava Zaritzky, Ileaa Esfakis, Marny Robinette and Jane De Jong.
Brain cancer patient David O'Donoghue is surrounded by some of the people from Wellspring, a support centre for people with cancer: from left, Liz Thomson, program director Dr. Mavis Himes, Ava Zaritzky, Ileaa Esfakis, Marny Robinette and Jane De Jong.
2/18/1993
Reason to celebrate: Frances Witton marks her birthday with daughter Mavis Mahaffey and Dewson Private activities director Pearl Orridge
Reason to celebrate: Frances Witton marks her birthday with daughter Mavis Mahaffey and Dewson Private activities director Pearl Orridge
4/2/1992
Without legal status, Laverne, 12, and her brother, Garfield Taylor, 11, have been attending a Metro public school while their aunt, Mavis Shirley (at(...)
Without legal status, Laverne, 12, and her brother, Garfield Taylor, 11, have been attending a Metro public school while their aunt, Mavis Shirley (at(...)
8/30/1977
In top ten: From left clockwise, Robin Skelton, Neil Bissoondath, Mavis Gallant, Josef Skvorecky, Paulette Jiles
In top ten: From left clockwise, Robin Skelton, Neil Bissoondath, Mavis Gallant, Josef Skvorecky, Paulette Jiles
8/11/1988
Mavis McKenzie: Imprvong patient care is more important than her job, fired nurse says
Mavis McKenzie: Imprvong patient care is more important than her job, fired nurse says
2/6/1981
Mavis Boreham. Her family faces a bleak future
Mavis Boreham. Her family faces a bleak future
1/15/1975
Mrs. Mavis Daley and Irving Himel, He argued taking a job didn't violate immigration laws
Mrs. Mavis Daley and Irving Himel, He argued taking a job didn't violate immigration laws
5/13/1969
Hair Apparent. Jennifer Tarrant, a Sheridan College art student, holds a bridegroom mask from the African Zaiols tribe at a Harbourfront auction yeste(...)
Hair Apparent. Jennifer Tarrant, a Sheridan College art student, holds a bridegroom mask from the African Zaiols tribe at a Harbourfront auction yeste(...)
4/2/1993
Study in contrasts: Minnesota's Mike Pagliarulo, left, cheers the final out - after he hit the game-winning homer the 10th - leaving Jay Joe Carter frustrated
Study in contrasts: Minnesota's Mike Pagliarulo, left, cheers the final out - after he hit the game-winning homer the 10th - leaving Jay Joe Carter frustrated
10/11/1991