Laurence Hyde (1914—1987) was a Canadian artist and filmmaker who produced wood engravings for illustrated books in which stories were told entirely in pictures. However, discouraged by poor sales and critical and public indifference, he eventually abandoned printmaking.
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Laurence Hyde
Proposition: A Novel Without Words
From Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas, re-issued in Canada in 2007 by Drawn & Quarterly and originally published in 1951 in a small edition by Ward Ritchie Press. Read more
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