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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.

File contains copies of an unsigned contract between Norval Morrisseau and Jack Pollock for the Pollock Gallery to represent the artist (Sept./Oct., 1962) and a signed contract dated 2 April 1963.

File contains correspondence from 1962-1963 with business associates of Jack Pollock, artists, institutions, organizations and other correspondents. File includes 2 photos of mosaics (1962). Records are sorted chronologically, except for largely undated material regarding the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition.

File contains stylized drawings of animal figures.

File contains photos of paintings or prints taken chiefly on a lawn, probably in 1962.

File contains undated photos of prints taken at the Pollock Gallery, some including Jack Pollock. Photo credit: Lois Steen.

Item is a typewritten copy of an essay by Norval Morrisseau in the 1960s entitled "Beliefs & legends of the great Ojibwa nation."

File contains screen prints, possibly from the 1960s, of which 2 (based on the painting Moose dream legend, in the permanent collection of the AGO) were made as a Christmas card for the Procter and Gamble Company of Canada.

File contains undated copy prints of drawings of stylized animals and human figures.

File contains lists of names and addresses of artists associated with the gallery, possibly compiled in the 1970s.