Sully Corth

Sully Corth worked in Toronto from 1952 to 1992 and was keenly interested in all facets of art and design. She was active in the theatre arts in Canada, Switzerland and Austria, as a designer of sets, costumes and window displays. (For years she designed the legendary Eaton's Christmas windows.) Sully=s sculpture can be seen at the Hamilton Football Hall of Fame, her murals at the Banting Institute on the U. of T. campus, as well as in many private residences including, the U. of T.'s president's official residence. Sully's art is highly esteemed in Canada, the United States and Europe.