Marion Roundy Hyde was born in Tremonton, Utah in 1938.  Often termed a realistic stylist, he works in paint, woodcut/engraving, and sculpture.  He lives in Brigham City, Utah.

Hyde earned his BFA in 1962 and his MFA in 1969 from Utah State University.  He was a faculty member of the Utah State University until he retired as associate professor emeritus of printmaking and drawing and past department head. 

Nesting (2001), a prismacolor, is an example of his work. Night Muse (1988), a woodcut, and Six and Seven Eighths (A Self-Portrait) (1983), a silkscreen, are part of the Springville Museum of Art’s permanent collection.  Major commissions of his work include a Triptych mural at Utah State University.

Biographical information on this page was adapted from Artists of Utah.