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Series consists of three-dimensional works by Robert Markle, including maquettes for public sculpture projects and competitions.

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

Series consists of printing plates used for etchings by Robert Markle.

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 7 sketchbooks containing pen, pencil, charcoal and ink drawings by Robert Markle. 5 of these have been numbered by Marlene Markle, who provided dates and contextual information for these items. Sketchbook #1 also contains work by Graham Coughtry and Gordon Rayner.

Series consists of books and exhibition invitations from Robert Markle’s collection which do not fall into other series. Series includes exhibition catalogues for Richard Gorman and John Meredith, books on beer and brewing, a booklet on education in Creemore (Ontario), Gordon Lightfoot’s autobiography, and a number of exhibition invitations for artists other than Robert Markle.

Series consists of catalogues for group and solo exhibitions featuring Robert Markle’s work.

Series consists of Robert Markle’s “Letters” files of correspondence received, which were filed chronologically by Markle. Series also includes some correspondence files assembled by the archivist. File titles have been taken from Markle’s file labels, except for those in square brackets, which have been supplied by the archivist.

Series consists of published material, including exhibition pamphlets and catalogues, acquired with the Tim Zuck fonds. Series also includes 2 dust jackets with reproductions of Tim Zuck’s painting, Bird and Memorial, 1980. A list of these publications is appended to this finding aid.

Series consists of art ephemera collected by Tim Zuck and not directly connected to his work at art college.