Woodruff Kerr Aykroyd [Canadian, 1904-1967] Algonquin Park Etching 20thcenturyinternationalprints an icon who has helped

an icon who has helped us define who we are as Canadians

The letters provide a narrative for the latter part of Carr's life and illuminate the impression Dilworth made on the development of her writing

moving slowly from tile to tile

He worked for the Toronto Telegram newspaper for many years as a type-setter and illustrator (in 1963 he received a 50 year medal from the Typographical Union

His works are found in the permanent collections of many museums worldwide

Woodruff Kerr Aykroyd [Canadian, 1904-1967] Algonquin Park Etching 20thcenturyinternationalprints an icon who has helpedWoodruff Kerr Aykroyd [1904 1967] Algonquin Park 4 7 8 x 3 7 8 inches (12. 4 x 9. 8 cm) Etching signed 'Woodruff K. Aykroyd' and titled in pencil. Framed. 11 3 8 x 10 2 8 inches (28. 9 x 26. 1 cm) ______________________________________________________________________ Woodruff Kerr Aykroyd [1904 1967] Born in Toronto, Ontario, an architect, he studied engraving at the Central Technical School, Toronto, and for nine months followed his own personal