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Item is a notebook used by Lucius O’Brien to record sales of his paintings year by year between 1882 and 1895, including names of purchasers and prices paid, both privately and at exhibitions. Notes in the journal also include income from art lessons. Beginning at the back of the journal on inverted pages (p. 94–[126]) are checklists of names of members of the Ontario Society of Artists and their addresses; with household and other notes.
Extracts from catalogues of art dealers and exhibitors and other material pasted into the journal include items from the Art Association of Montreal; Jno. B. Hall, M.D., Toronto; Thomas McLean’s Gallery in Haymarket, London; Matthews Brothers, Toronto; Dolman & Son Picture Frame Makers &c., London; W. Scott & Sons, Montreal; and the Palette Club, Toronto. Some leaves of pasted items have become detached.
Enclosures (loose) consist of a drawing of a sailing vessel, signed by the artist and dated 1882 (1 leaf); and a letter (1883) from J. Nathan, Burlington Gallery, London (1 leaf).

Artist file with price list from Damkjar Burton Gallery. Not apparently a Gallery Moos artist.

Documents related to the writing of an essay on artist Luc Tuymans and correspondence and drafts.

Item is a questionnaire with the artist's responses to questions about birth date and location, studies, awards, exhibitions, memberships in artist societies, publication of work, and home or studio address.

Images produced for a second Loverboy album cover, but never used (Astman's art was featured on the group's first album in 1980).

Photocopied press clippings, correspondence from Mercer Union regarding group show featuring Suzy Lake

18 letters, note on card

Item is a questionnaire with the artist's responses to questions about birth date and location, studies, awards, exhibitions, memberships in artist societies, publication of work, and home or studio address.