Fonds RC0783 - Carl Stoyan fonds

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Carl Stoyan fonds

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    RC0783

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    • 1980-1982 (Creation)

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    18 items

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    Name of creator

    (1959-)

    Biographical history

    Carl Stoyan (1959-) grew up in Scarborough and studied at Cedarbrae Collegiate Institute. He primarily used art as commentary for political issues that captured the 70s and 80s, taking an interest in editorial cartoons. He no longer practices visual art, and more recently has expressed his views through written pieces.

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    Scope and content

    The fonds consists of personal and commercial artwork by Stoyan. It includes political materials: a comic mock cover of Jimmy Carter on Time magazine, a drawing of President Ronald Regan with “Greacan Formula Hair Dye”, and a group of political figures and party girls surrounding “Dada Uganda”, i.e. Idi Amin. There are also comic drawings, some titled “Scruff”. Finally, there are a two pieces of commercial art for Cedarbrae Volkswagen in Scarborough and Stan Lanes Sports on the Danforth in Toronto. The work is done in a variety of different mediums: tempera, pen and ink, paint and brush, pentel and felt pens. There are two acetate overlays.

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    Fonds (77-2009) was acquired from Morris Norman in 2009.

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        RC0783

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