Robert A. Wylie

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This article is about the 20th century Canadian folk artist. For the 19th century American artist, see Robert Wylie.

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Robert Abercrombie Wylie, born in Glasgow, Scotland, April 7, 1932, is a well known Canadian folk artist and wood carver. Examples of his work can be seen in Blake McKendry’s Folk Art: Primitive and Naïve Art in Canada (1983), and the Ontario Heritage Foundation's Folk Treasures of Historic Ontario (1985). He continues to live and make art in Thomasburg, Ontario, Canada.^{[citation needed]}