The master artists selected to exhibit bring together a wide variety of unique talents and their work has been exhibited and sold worldwide. Collectors won t want to miss this outstanding exhibition and sale of the finest in sporting and wildlife art. Featured artist, David Maass and featured sculptor Larry Isard will be present to discuss their work. Sculpture Sculptures on display range from exquisite miniatures to dramatic life size renditions of wildlife subjects. Created by artists from across the country, the sculptures are of bronze, steel, clay, stone and other expressive three-dimensional media.
Sculptors enjoy interacting with visitors and look forward to the opportunity to discuss their work.
Collectors and traders of antique and contemporary decoys, hunting and sporting memorabilia, goose and duck calls and sporting books come from throughout the U.S. to exhibit. One can trace the evolution of waterfowling from an economic necessity to the sport of today in the Waterfowling Artifacts exhibit. Items date back to the mid-nineteenth century in private collections of decoys, guns, gunning boats, and accoutrements from our waterfowling past. Fresh from the Federal Duck Stamp Contest, the selected top twenty paintings and the winner in person are featured in the Duck Stamps exhibit. The top Junior Federal Duck Stamp Contest entries will be on view as well.