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Jacobine Jones Foundation fonds
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Fonds
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1981-1984 (Creation)
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- Butler, Angela
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1981-1984 (Creation)
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- Jacobine Jones Foundation
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0.12 m of textual records
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Biographical history
Angela Butler is the niece of Jacobine Jones, and one of the inaugural directors of the Jacobine Jones Foundation.
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Administrative history
The Jacobine Jones Foundation was officially established in November of 1984, in Niagara-on-the-Lake. The inaugural directors meeting was held a year later in November of 1985. The main goals of the Foundation were: to arrange for the permanent housing of Jacobine Jones' works that have been left to the Foundation on settlement of the estate; to establish a comprehensive catalogue of the artisit's works, both architectural and individual; to promote a commemorative exhibition; to raise funds for the above activities, as well as for a publication on the life and work of Jacobine Jones, and for providing support for elderly artisits to enable them to carry on their work, in the interests of art in Canada.
The Directors of the Foundation were: Angela Butler and Charlotte Vidal, both of whom were nieces of Jacobine Jones; Michael Butler, a great-nephew of the artist; Peter Stokes, a restoration architect; Geoffrey Brooks, accountant.
The Foundation ceased operation in 1999.
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Scope and content
The fonds consists of various records created in the establishment of the Foundation, such as correspondence, copyright information and financial matters to do with the Trust. There are also records reflecting the activities of the Foundation in attempting to locate all of Jacobine Jones' works that were scattered across the country in different locations and collections in order to create a catalogue raisonné of the artist.
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Angela Butler for the Foundation - 1994.
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- English
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2303.42
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Open
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Copyright restrictions may apply.
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Jacobine Jones fonds
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Name access points
- Jones, Phyllis Jacobine (Subject)