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New impact: Above Art Stalf, owner of Stalf's Gallery, carefully removes decaades of dirt from a 200-year-old painting
New impact: Above Art Stalf, owner of Stalf's Gallery, carefully removes decaades of dirt from a 200-year-old painting

New impact: Above Art Stalf, owner of Stalf's Gallery, carefully removes decaades of dirt from a 200-year-old painting

Date4/20/1983
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  • New impact: Above Art Stalf, owner of Stalf's Gallery, carefully removes decaades of dirt from a 200-year-old painting
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134291F
After more than 60 years of turning out tasty fare like these onion buns Dave Perlumutar removes from old-fashion brick oven, Perlmutar Bakery in Kensington Market has closed
After more than 60 years of turning out tasty fare like these onion buns Dave Perlumutar removes from old-fashion brick oven, Perlmutar Bakery in Kensington Market has closed
Bull, Ron
9/22/1974
Harvey Savage, former associate director of Ontario Legal Aid Plan, says community legal aid is a sleeping giant that removes confusion about complexity of legal system for low income people
Harvey Savage, former associate director of Ontario Legal Aid Plan, says community legal aid is a sleeping giant that removes confusion about complexity of legal system for low income people
Beaty, Keith
8/13/1979
Fighting plan: Toby Condiffe, president of the Moore Park Residents' Association, stands in front of the inglewood Dr. home that owners Fay and Jules Loeb want to turn into an art gallery for the University of Toronto. Residents say they want people, not paintings, next door to them.
Fighting plan: Toby Condiffe, president of the Moore Park Residents' Association, stands in front of the inglewood Dr. home that owners Fay and Jules Loeb want to turn into an art gallery for the University of Toronto. Residents say they want people, not paintings, next door to them.
Goode, Jeff
3/29/1983
Focal point: Art gallery owner Bernie Taylor works in his kitchen, above, with Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table, painted with primitive folk art.
Focal point: Art gallery owner Bernie Taylor works in his kitchen, above, with Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table, painted with primitive folk art.
Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
9/26/1980
Admiring painting by Bertram brooker, Canada's first abstractionist, is Toronto gallery owner Jerrold Morris
Admiring painting by Bertram brooker, Canada's first abstractionist, is Toronto gallery owner Jerrold Morris
Goode, Jeff
9/4/1970
George Minarsky: Circle Gallery director says buyers of the gallery's art jewelry pieces may already posses paintings or sculptures by the artists that they buy
George Minarsky: Circle Gallery director says buyers of the gallery's art jewelry pieces may already posses paintings or sculptures by the artists that they buy
Bull, Ron
1/9/1989
Law and the arts: Lawyer Murray Stroud, owner of the Rouge River Gallery in Pickering, discusses stoneware with Christine Richardson, director of the gallery, which is next door to Stroud's law office
Law and the arts: Lawyer Murray Stroud, owner of the Rouge River Gallery in Pickering, discusses stoneware with Christine Richardson, director of the gallery, which is next door to Stroud's law office
Russell, Jim
4/9/1984
Controversy rages over whether a CNE landmark and one of its oldest restaurants should remain closed during Blue Jay games to give new stadium concessionaries more business. Gregory Dallas (above), owner of the 60-year-old Dugan's, says he's been asked to shut down an hour before each game.
Controversy rages over whether a CNE landmark and one of its oldest restaurants should remain closed during Blue Jay games to give new stadium concessionaries more business. Gregory Dallas (above), owner of the 60-year-old Dugan's, says he's been asked to shut down an hour before each game.
Bull, Ron
6/20/1977
Art Gallery owner Tom Tate. We were a bunch of happy pseudo-Bohemians
Art Gallery owner Tom Tate. We were a bunch of happy pseudo-Bohemians
Goode, Jeff
2/1/1972
Anne and John Libby inspect a painting in gallery they created out of an old house
Anne and John Libby inspect a painting in gallery they created out of an old house
Beaty, Keith
5/23/1979
Tom Thomson's 'The West Wind' is almost a sacred icon of Canadian art, says Dennis Reid (above), curator of historical Canadian art at the Art Gallery of Ontario
Tom Thomson's 'The West Wind' is almost a sacred icon of Canadian art, says Dennis Reid (above), curator of historical Canadian art at the Art Gallery of Ontario
Eglinton, Rick
1/3/1989
Gallery owner Jared Sable, New gallery is in remodelled church in Yorkville
Gallery owner Jared Sable, New gallery is in remodelled church in Yorkville
Barkley, Harold
10/22/1973