Description: Crafted with precision, the Dave Rhodes Carved Shorebird 2004 is a stunning representation of the artist's dedication to naturalistic artistry. This piece captures the essence of the shorebird in its flight, showcasing the intricate detailing and lifelike quality that Rhodes is known for. Ideal for collectors and bird enthusiasts alike, this carving is a testament to the beauty of avian form and function. It's a wonderful addition to any collection of animal art, or as a stand-alone display that celebrates the wonders of our feathered friends. Dave Rhodes is considered one of the premier American carvers of shorebirds, especially those of the East Coast of the US. He lived in Absecon, NJ for most of his life. Dave began carving mostly decoys but diversified into shorebirds. He eventually became proficient enough to become a judge of carving competitions. His works have been exhibited at the Tuckerton Decoy Show (Tuckerton, NJ), The Great South Bay Waterfowlers event (Long Island, NY), The Ward Foundation of Ocean City and Salsbury, MD, The Wetlands Institute (Stone Harbor, NJ), and the Midwest Decoy Collectors Show (St. Charles, IL) to name a few. He was named Artist of the Year in 2007 by the Noyes Museum of Oceanville, NJ and Carber of the Year in 2004 by the NJ Decoy Collectors Association. He was Artist in Residence at the Tuckerton, NJ Seaport Museum and has been mentioned in several books. Many of Dave’s carvings can be seen exhibited in the Refuge Waterfowl Museum in Chincoteague, VA.
Price: 110 USD
Location: Wentzville, Missouri
End Time: 2025-01-18T14:21:28.000Z
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Animal Class: Bird
