bonus features: one hundred years of art at the grange
This post offers supplementary material for a recent Torontoist article , which you should read first before diving into this post. Goldwin Smith with dog in front of the Grange, 1905. Image courtesy of the Art Gallery of Ontario. A slice of life photograph at the Grange in the years between the house was willed to the Art Museum of Toronto (as the AGO was originally known) by Harriette Boulton Smith in 1902 and the opening of its first onsite exhibition 100 years ago today.