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Dundas & University, Toronto

The très-très-bas-relief is by Elizabeth Wyn Wood (1958).

The Pip at top left has a second view.

Will S., Steve Bucknell, Diana Australis, Ruebenkraut and 8 other people have particularly liked this photo

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John FitzGerald ^club has replied

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Yes, it does, Jose. This city will do anything to make life difficult for works of art, but usually the artists triumph.

6 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied

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Thanks, Bob. I imagine Minassian's fitness to stand trial is being assessed. I suspect he will be found fit.

6 years ago.

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Thanks, Keith.

6 years ago.

Steve Bucknell ^club

An absorbing isolation of elements in the frame. I’m caught by the way the figure in the mural seems to look down at the woman below. It’s the kind of photograph that makes me keep looking. A kind of fermata.

6 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied

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Thanks, Steve. I took a few of this corner but this one did indeed seem the most absorbing.

6 years ago.

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