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It's a great place to go if you love digging through an assortment of taxidermy, strange bottles, tools, hats & madness.— galadarling.com
Highlights include Rachel Denny's domestic taxidermy, Jessica Polk's "specimens", and dioramas by artist Wesley Younie.— Portland Mercury
Gerard Giguere has a display of taxidermy, guns, swords and sporting items.— Maine News Updates - Central Maine Newspapers, Kennebec Journal, Morning Sentinel
Her taxidermy-meets-found-objects approach to art, in all its precious yet appetite-curbing whimsy, represents a stark contrast to gallery owner James Oliver's highly subjective abstractions - which are, among other things, part of Stephen Starr's personal collection.
While movers were packing her rented Malibu pad, they mistook a $12,000 sculpture of a taxidermy bird by British artist— Heeb HQ RSS
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