
| William Lyon Mackenzie and John Strachan
Artist: Sheila Rose
Bracebridge, Ontario
Stoneware heads; wool, linen and leather clothing
Courtesy of the artist
L2530.001
Mackenzie, the red-headed rebel, is depicted giving an impassioned speech from a vegetable wagon in Toronto in 1834. John Strachan, his conservative rival, represents the city's establishment and remains aloof.
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The Hopeless Romantic
Artist: Maria Saracino
Nepean, Ontario
Sculpted in Creall-Therm, one-of-a-kind
Courtesy of the artist
L2505.01
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| Emily Beth and Elizabeth Anne
1997
Artist: Heather Maciak, member NIADA
Calgary, Alberta
All porcelain
Courtesy of the artist
L2482.001
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Elizabeth Manley
Artist: Jeanne Venton
Victoria, British Columbia
All porcelain
Costumed by Georgee Prockiw,
Edmonton, Alberta
Courtesy of E. Strahlendorf,
Hamilton, Ontario
L2455.064
Elizabeth Manley won a silver medal in figure skating at the Calgary Olympics in 1988.
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