Item is a photograph of Andrew MacKay (far right) and two unidentified men holding a large kite in the form of a red and white fish, on the front stairs of the Henry Hicks Building.
Item is a photograph of Andrew MacKay (far right) and three unidentified men holding a large kite in the form of a red and white fish, on the front stairs of the Henry Hicks Building.
Item is a photograph of Andrew MacKay (far right) and three unidentified men holding a large kite in the form of a black and white fish, on the front stairs of the Henry Hicks Building.
Item is a photograph of Andrew MacKay (far right) and three unidentified men holding a large kite in the form of a black and white fish, on the front stairs of the Henry Hicks Building.
Item is a photograph of Andrew MacKay (second from right) and three unidentified men holding a large rainbow kite on the front stairs of the Henry Hicks Building.
Item is a photograph of British Royal regalia on display at Dalhousie in 1954. Visible in the photograph is the Queen's Glove, the Faldstool, a canopy, the Purple Robe of State, the Duke's Robe and Coronet, and the Supertunica robe of gold.
Item is a photograph of British Royal regalia on display at Dalhousie in 1954. Visible in the photograph is the Coronation Bible, the Queen's Glove, the Faldstool, a canopy, and the Purple Robe of State.
Item is a photograph of children looking at the British Royal regalia on display at Dalhousie in 1954. Visible in the photograph are Royal Box Aprons, swords, sceptres, and crowns atop a table covered with Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's royal cypher.
Item is a photograph of British Royal regalia on display at Dalhousie in 1954. Visible in the photograph are Royal Box Aprons, swords, sceptres, and crowns atop a table covered with Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's royal cypher.
File contains four photos of a British Royal Regalia exhibit at Dalhousie in 1954. Items on display include coronation robes, sceptres, crowns, and other items. File contains a detailed write up of the pieces on display in the exhibit.
Item is a photograph of Evelyn Holmes with a pottery display. Evelyn Holmes was Acting Curator at the Dalhousie Art Gallery at the time of the photo. Exhibit on at the time was the Dalhousie Faculty Exhibit, January 1967. File contains a duplicate of this image.
Item is a photograph of (from left to right) Dr. A.P. Angelopoulos, Dr. Edith Angelopoulos, and Ted Loder at the Dalhousie Art Gallery. They are looking at the picture entitled Icicles, which won Best in Show at the Staff, Student, and Alumni Photo Exhibition.
Item is a photograph of Ted Loder and Suzy Loder with prize-winning picture Alder Leaves. Picture was part of the Staff, Student, and Alumni Photo Exhibit on from November to December, 1971.
Item is a photograph of pieces from The Invisible Hunter exhibit. Photograph shows two sculptures of heads and an image in the background. The Invisible Hunter was an exhibit about Aboriginal peoples and spirits. Photograph was published in University News, November 11, 1976.
Item is a photograph of pieces from The Invisible Hunter exhibit. Photograph shows three sculptures of heads and one seagull. The Invisible Hunter was an exhibit about Aboriginal peoples and spirits.
Item is a photograph of the sculpture Sleeping Woman on Bed by John De Andrea, 1974. Life sized sculpture made from polyester, fibreglass, polychrome, and oil. From the private collection of Richard L. Weisman, New York. Photograph was published in University News, September 16, 1977.
Item is a photograph of Tom Lackie, Mary McLaughlin and Dr. Wilkie Kushner at the Dalhousie Art Gallery. Photograph shows (from left to right) Tom Lackie, Art Gallery staff; Mary McLaughlin, Art Gallery staff; and Dr. Wilkie Kushner, Dalhousie Health Services. Dr. Kushner was the creator of the art in the photo. His artwork was part of the Student, Staff, and Alumni Exhibit at the Dalhousie Art Gallery in 1977.
Item is a photograph of a Tramp Art style doll cradle. The cradle was made by an artist in Pictou County, Nova Scotia around 1900. Each part was whittled and fitted together without the use of glue or nails. The cradle was made in the "crown of thorns" tradition because of the spiked ends.
Item is a photograph of a Tramp Art style doll cradle. The cradle was made by an artist in Pictou County, Nova Scotia around 1900. Each part was whittled and fitted together without the use of glue or nails. The cradle was made in the "crown of thorns" tradition because of the spiked ends.
Item is a photograph of the art installation Another Day by Duane Hanson. Another Day was a life sized sculpture of polyester, fibreglass, and polychrome. The photograph was published in University News, September 16, 1977.
Item is a photograph of Lauren Harris Sr. and Evelyn Holmes looking at art at the Dalhousie Art Gallery in 1967. Evelyn Holmes was Acting Curator at the Dalhousie Art Gallery at the time of the photo. File contains a duplicate of this image.
