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Dr. Ogilvie Research
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AFC169-S8-SS3
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1962 - 1964 (Creation)
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174 pieces of artwork
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(1953-1991)
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Robert Ogilvie was a psychology graduate student at the University of Western Ontario in the early 1960's who under Selwyn Dewdney's supervision completed a research paper entitled "Comparison of Psychotic and Non-psychotic Drawings". Dr. Ogilvie was assigned to Westminster Hospital where he conducted a two year study with 60 men: 30 psychiatric patients and 30 non-psychiatric patients. This sub-series includes 174 original pencil drawings completed during Dr. Ogilvie's study, overseen by Selwyn and Irene Dewdney, and later acquired for the Dewdney Art Therapy Collection.
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- Copy slides are available for viewing and located in box AFC 169-17.
See also textual records relating to Dr. Ogilvie's Research, "Dr. Ogilvie" and "Ogilvie Study" located in box AFC 169-4.
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