HAROLD TOWN "EXEMPLAIRE" c. 1970 Charles Pachter TTC The man fills the center

The man fills the center of the composition with a forward gaze and stern expression

In the late 1960's he would settle in Toronto and become known for his large outdoor works

The cover featured a portrait of French poet Arthur Rimbaud

Scherman expertly portrays a lustrous arrangement of delicate rose grapes that fill the vertical plane of the canvas

Frank Stella's work references many of the key developments or movements in post-war American art

HAROLD TOWN "EXEMPLAIRE" c. 1970 Charles Pachter TTC The man fills the centerHarold Town (1924 1990) is renowned across Canada for his eclectic and dynamic body of work. In the 1950s, Town established his reputation with a series of abstract monotypes (called "Single Autographic Prints"). He would exhibit these works at the Venice Biennale to great fanfare in Europe and beyond. By the 1960s, he was considered the most famous artist in Canada. Town fearlessly experimented. Consider how different his "Toy Horse" is from his