Lantern slide, glass slide. Handpainted over B&W slide. No wood frame. Black frame with gold letters "Edward Van Altena 71-79W. 45th St., N.Y.C." Slide is numbered 22 in the series.Black paper around glass edges. Heavily painted. Image is of a man sitting at an easel, that's been set up outdoors, and he's painting a woman standing in nature. The colours are very vivid.

File contains a photograph of the painting "Roller" by Canadian Artist Ken Danby. Painting is part of the University's art collection.

Original watercolour painted by Walter J. Coucill. Approximate measurements: 41cm x 55cm. Mounted in 60cm x 74cm wooden frame. Labelled 'Rendering No. 27' on back.

Original watercolour painted by Walter J. Coucill. Approximate measurements: 41cm x 55cm.Mounted in 60cm x 74cm wooden frame. Labelled 'Rendering No. 26 on back.

One framed charcoal sketch by Ken Phillips, "The Normal School Later Ryerson Institute" found in a used book store by Ron Taber who bought it and then donated it to Ryerson. [Ryersonian, October 13, 1976]

A colourful watercolour scroll presented to Ryerson by the Lanzhou Railway Institute of China. Ryerson and the Lanzhou Institute entered a four-year partnership in July of 1990 called the Computer Applications Project. Article about the scroll in FORUM, October 19, 1990,

Colorslides depict works from the Louvre. Focus is on paintings by famous artists ie. Da Vinci, Rubens, Poussin, Rubens