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Queen's University. Agnes Etherington Art Centre fonds
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A Visit with Florence Vale, painter, writer and pianist

Interview with Florence Vale. Side One: Florence talks about her husband, Albert Frank. Florence also reads her poetry. She talks about her paintings. She plays piano. Side Two: Continuation of interview. Florence Vale gives advice to would-be artists. Plays piano. Only uses about 2 minutes of tape 1/2; rest of tape is blank.

Verbal description of an exhibition of photographs (in tour form) of English Kings and Queen's

Description of a tour of photographs of english kings and queen's, given by an unidentified man. Side One: Tour of exhibition of photos from Westminster Abbey to Royal effigies - with King Henry III, Queen's Elenor of Castile, King Edward III, Richard II, Westminster Abbey's eastern end (Henry VII's chapel), Tomb of King Henry VII and Queen Elizabeth of York (with cherubs - rennaissance style) and the tomb of Queen Elizabeth I (renaissance style). Side Two: blank.

Interview of Sam Zacks in his homeabout him and his wife's Canadian art collection, on April 28, 1960

Sam Zacks talks about his Canadian art collection. Side One: Continuation of above interview from sr1021. Side 5 of above. Zacks talks about lending paintings, buying art, sculpture, etc. Side Two: Side 6 of above. Zacks talks about the posterity of art, specific artists. Also talks about his interest in african art, etc. Finish of interview.

Painter's symposium - Queen's University March 3, 1977

Painter's symposium at the Agnes Etherington Arts Centre. Discussing Canadian painting at present. Side One: Introduction of panalists. Slides of recent Canadian paintings shown by Terry Fenton. Remarks on Canadian painting by panalists - Greg Kerneau, Guido Muinary, Carroll Sutton and Brish Fischer. They talks about the importance of painting. Side Two: Panel discussion - comments. Questions from the floor.

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