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Series comprises manuscripts of a synopsis of a projected art textbook and notes and essays on art subjects by Arthur Lismer; with copies of other writings about art education.

Series consists of photographs of Iskowitz’s family; images of Kielce, Poland; portraits of the artist and images of his studio; photographs of exhibition openings; and images of art works. Series includes one album, largely empty, containing photographs of Iskowitz from the mid-late 1940s. Series also includes a hand-crafted book of matches, the cover of which is made from photographs of a group seated at a banquet table (perhaps at the 1972 Venice Biennale?).

Series comprises an undated photograph of Canadian portrait painter (Sir Edmund) Wyly Grier (Melbourne, Australia 1862–1957 Toronto) and others in Egypt, probably in the 1920s.

Series consists of examples of poster art by Robert Markle, as well as other posters closely related to his career.

Series consists of preparatory works and sketches on paper (watercolours, prints, drawings, rubber stamp works), and juvenilia by Greg Curnoe.

Series consists of drafts and manuscripts for John Boyle’s novels The Gergovnians, No Angel Came [a.k.a. The Provincial Wanderer], and The Peregrinations and Permutations of a Young Artist in Canada. Series also contains a draft of a short essay on Canada as a colony.

Series consists of two-dimensional works on paper by Robert Markle, including drawings, paintings, prints, and cutouts. Series includes large-scale cartoons for whirligigs, small paper works (including cutouts), folder of sketches, and greeting cards designed by Markle.

Series consists of printing plates prepared by Greg Curnoe.

Series comprises photographs of American-Canadian artist Frances Loring (1887–1968) and some of her sculptures, together with photos of sculptures by her companion, American-Canadian artist Florence Wyle (1881–1968), taken in Toronto and other places in Ontario, between 1916 and (probably) the 1950s. The Pollock Gallery held Loring & Wyle exhibitions in 1966 and 1969.