• CINEMATIC by Gordon Leverton depicting historic Humber Cinema at Jane and Bloor Streets Toronto with vintage architectural details.
  • CINEMATIC by Gordon Leverton depicting historic Humber Cinema at Jane and Bloor Streets Toronto with vintage architectural details
  • CINEMATIC by Gordon Leverton depicting historic Humber Cinema at Jane and Bloor Streets, Toronto with vintage architectural details.
  • CINEMATIC by Gordon Leverton depicting historic Humber Cinema at Jane and Bloor Streets, Toronto, Canada with vintage architectural details.
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🔴CINEMATIC I Humber Cinema (Original)

🔴CINEMATIC I Humber Cinema (Original)

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Title: CINEMATIC (Humber Cinema)
Size: 40 x 72 x 2 inches (unframed)
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Description: The Humber Cinema, formally located at Jane & Bloor Streets, opened on January 27, 1948. It was designed by architect Jay Isadore, originally seating 1200 patrons. It was operated for decades by the Odeon cinema chain, was closed in 2003, abandoned, and after a renovation, re-opened by new owners in 2011. The theatre is permanently closed on May 30, 2019 and no longer standing. It has since been replaced with Condo's and Retail shops in the  Bloor West Village.

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Custom made, high quality canvas from Day + Night Woodworking in Toronto, ON. Each artwork is original, this piece is initialed (on front), signed/dated (on reverse), sealed with an archival varnish for long-term protection and ready to hang

 

Photograph Credits: Smokestake, Hamilton, Ontario

All copyrights and reproduction rights are reserved by the artist.

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