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Reimer Reinke: His work may well survive the test of time
Reimer Reinke: His work may well survive the test of time

Reimer Reinke: His work may well survive the test of time

Date11/30/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Reimer Reinke: His work may well survive the test of time.
Medium
Photographs
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0075919F
    Artist Reimer Reinke and three of his former students will show art at Civic Centre next month
    Artist Reimer Reinke and three of his former students will show art at Civic Centre next month
    Dunlop, Al
    1/23/1985
    Reimer Reinke
    Reimer Reinke
    Irish, Paul
    2/25/1997
    Opinionated artist: Reimer Reinke of Scarborough says there's no rhyme or reason to some abstract art
    Opinionated artist: Reimer Reinke of Scarborough says there's no rhyme or reason to some abstract art
    Irish, Paul
    2/14/1989
    Reimer Reinke
    Reimer Reinke
    Darrell, Dick
    3/31/1980
    Survival gear: Geoff Eden, who tests technical aids for the CNIB, says he wouldn't survive without electronic equipment that allows him to read and write.
    Survival gear: Geoff Eden, who tests technical aids for the CNIB, says he wouldn't survive without electronic equipment that allows him to read and write.
    Eglinton, Rick
    1/31/1991
    Quilting and chatting, (left to right) Tina Langeman, Mary Reimer, Maie Enns, Hedi Wiens and Anna Toews get together every Wednesday to work on their three quilts
    Quilting and chatting, (left to right) Tina Langeman, Mary Reimer, Maie Enns, Hedi Wiens and Anna Toews get together every Wednesday to work on their three quilts
    Faught, Ken
    5/18/1988
    By John Munch Toronto Star, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin may politically survive the inquiry into the Beirut massacre, according to one of the founders of Israel's Peace Now movement, and may even fight another election with a chance of winning
    By John Munch Toronto Star, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin may politically survive the inquiry into the Beirut massacre, according to one of the founders of Israel's Peace Now movement, and may even fight another election with a chance of winning
    Goode, Jeff
    11/17/1982
    Canadian author David Day's book about whales, The Whale War, suggests that if man self-destructs, the seas may still survive, providing a haven for the 'wise and cultured' whale
    Canadian author David Day's book about whales, The Whale War, suggests that if man self-destructs, the seas may still survive, providing a haven for the 'wise and cultured' whale
    Bennett, Julie
    6/2/1987
    Time-Honored test of kicking the tires is administered by GM Canada's John D. Baker. The pickup truck-a 4-whell-drive Cheyenne Super 20-stood up well to presidential punt. 1974-model GM vehicles were on display at Moss Park.
    Time-Honored test of kicking the tires is administered by GM Canada's John D. Baker. The pickup truck-a 4-whell-drive Cheyenne Super 20-stood up well to presidential punt. 1974-model GM vehicles were on display at Moss Park.
    Lennon, Frank
    9/7/1973
    Man survives stabbing, woman charged, Miro Malish, 38, was in fair condition at Wellesley Hospital last night after a knife was plunged into his abdomen during an argument in his apartment
    Man survives stabbing, woman charged, Miro Malish, 38, was in fair condition at Wellesley Hospital last night after a knife was plunged into his abdomen during an argument in his apartment
    Spremo, Boris
    9/1/1983
    On his first visit to a barber in two years Richard Barnes has the finishing touches put on his brush cut and beard trim by Al Puma at Toronto Barbering School, Puma used to be called a barber but, to survive in these long-hair days, he's had to become a
    On his first visit to a barber in two years Richard Barnes has the finishing touches put on his brush cut and beard trim by Al Puma at Toronto Barbering School, Puma used to be called a barber but, to survive in these long-hair days, he's had to become a
    Griffin, Doug
    10/23/1974
    Rev. R. D. Horsburgh. Survives his critics
    Rev. R. D. Horsburgh. Survives his critics
    Dutton, Don
    n.d.