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Big game at the Wilbur D. May Museum in Reno (San Francisco Chronicle)
Wilbur D. May shot big game in Africa. He flew the globe during the infancy of aviation. He drove an ambulance in World War I, composed music and raised race horses on his Nevada ranch. He was a skier, yachtsman, philanthropist and art collector. Son of David... 'Secret Language of Animals' exhibition shows how creatures have spoken to us over the centuries (Seattle Times)
A review of "The Secret Language of Animals" at Tacoma Art Museum, an exhibit that reveals much about the way in which we humans have reacted to animals over time. Road project to give boot tree the boot (Onalaska Holmen Courier-Life)
Laced with leather hunting boots that make it look like there are hundreds of big birds roosting, the tree in the yard of Shep’s Taxidermy along Highway 35 on the north end of Onalaska near Riders Club Road has become somewhat of a tourist attraction over the years. Taxidermy Wildlife Art Show (KQCD-TV Dickinson)
One way for hunters to remember their experience is through pictures. But Saturday people got the chance to see first hand, another way to preserve their hunt at the North Dakota Taxidermists`s 26th Annual Wildlife Art Show. Beady Eyes That Just Can’t Help It (New York Times)
Melissa Milgrom’s oddball first book is a pinballing tour through the poorly understood world of taxidermy. Imitation of Life (New York Times)
A journalist’s adventures in the world of taxidermy, where she observes the art of incising, skinning, sculpturing and reassembling. By: Maryland Real Estate | Baltimore Real Estate | Annapolis Real Estate
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