Frank Armington, a renowned Canadian artist born in Fordwich, Ontario, embarked on a prolific artistic journey marked by training under portrait artist J.W.L. Forster and studying in Paris at the Académie Julian. Founding member of the Manitoba Society of Artists, he balanced his artistic pursuits with teaching and commercial-art assignments in Winnipeg. Exhibiting widely, including at the Salon d’Automne in Paris, Armington excelled in etching, with his works being acquired by prestigious institutions like the National Gallery of Canada and the Library of Congress. Alongside his wife Caroline Wilkinson, he traversed the globe, capturing diverse landscapes through their art. Their joint exhibitions and contributions to etching societies solidified their legacy in the art world. Armington's work is celebrated internationally, with pieces housed in esteemed collections worldwide. For more about his life and art, visit my website.