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Part of the scenery: Not too many people today would contend that the new city hall, whose design American architect Frank Lloyd Wright said resembled a headmarker for a grave
Part of the scenery: Not too many people today would contend that the new city hall, whose design American architect Frank Lloyd Wright said resembled a headmarker for a grave

Part of the scenery: Not too many people today would contend that the new city hall, whose design American architect Frank Lloyd Wright said resembled a headmarker for a grave

Date9/12/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Part of the scenery: Not too many people today would contend that the new city hall; whose design American architect Frank Lloyd Wright said resembled a headmarker for a grave.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0111287F
      The attractiveness of the City Hall complex puts into sharp focus what we lack in other parts of the city, contends Professor J. Spelt in the letter below. (Picture was taken from City Hall tower.)
      The attractiveness of the City Hall complex puts into sharp focus what we lack in other parts of the city, contends Professor J. Spelt in the letter below. (Picture was taken from City Hall tower.)
      Spremo, Boris
      3/23/1972
      Ten Avoca Avenue is a new condominium apartment building whose design is a good one in the view of architect Harvey Cowan. But it's still a convention(...)
      Ten Avoca Avenue is a new condominium apartment building whose design is a good one in the view of architect Harvey Cowan. But it's still a convention(...)
      Barkley, Harold
      9/3/1969
      A Frank Lloyd Wright type of house in suburbia
      A Frank Lloyd Wright type of house in suburbia
      Grant, Frank
      6/27/1964
      Architect Harvey Cowan stands in a kitchen--his own--whose design is as up-to-date as our modern appliances
      Architect Harvey Cowan stands in a kitchen--his own--whose design is as up-to-date as our modern appliances
      Cowan, Harvey
      10/15/1969
      The French school. Part I : l'écho de Paris : a selection of familiar phrases which a person would daily hear said around him if he were living among French people : with a vocabulary of all the words and idioms used in the work
      The French school. Part I : l'écho de Paris : a selection of familiar phrases which a person would daily hear said around him if he were living among French people : with a vocabulary of all the words and idioms used in the work
      Le Page, A. P.
      1843
      Frank Gallo. Born in Toledo, Ohio in 1933. Exhibited in many major U.S. cities, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York
      Frank Gallo. Born in Toledo, Ohio in 1933. Exhibited in many major U.S. cities, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York
      James, Norman
      7/7/1967
      The New Osgoode Hall at York University contains too much variety in building materials, says architect Harvey Cowan
      The New Osgoode Hall at York University contains too much variety in building materials, says architect Harvey Cowan
      Ross, Fred
      6/12/1969
      The New Osgoode Hall at York University contains too much variety in building materials, says architect Harvey Cowan
      The New Osgoode Hall at York University contains too much variety in building materials, says architect Harvey Cowan
      Ross, Fred
      6/12/1969
      It was cool inside, too. Chilled hippies, whose planned starve-in at City Hall last night was dispersed by police, huddle under blankets beside founta(...)
      It was cool inside, too. Chilled hippies, whose planned starve-in at City Hall last night was dispersed by police, huddle under blankets beside founta(...)
      Darrell, Dick
      8/30/1967
      Taxes are too high: Most people would agree with Charles Pelletier, new president of the Canadian Tax Foundation, on that
      Taxes are too high: Most people would agree with Charles Pelletier, new president of the Canadian Tax Foundation, on that
      Loek, Dick
      4/14/1981
      Montreal welcome. Jubilant Montreal fans express their delight at the return of Team Canada with a welcome that resembled a love-in
      Montreal welcome. Jubilant Montreal fans express their delight at the return of Team Canada with a welcome that resembled a love-in
      Spremo, Boris
      10/1/1972
      Smorgasbord of sound: British group Art of Noise, featuring keyboardist Anne Dudley, resembled an up-dated, less solemn version of the Eurythmics
      Smorgasbord of sound: British group Art of Noise, featuring keyboardist Anne Dudley, resembled an up-dated, less solemn version of the Eurythmics
      Art of Noise (Musical group)
      7/19/1986