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Born 1950 Connecticut. Known for: Decoy carving, sculpture.
Mark McNair (b. 1950) has been carving and making decoys for a half a century. After leaving his alma mater, Rhode Island School of Design, in the 1970s, McNair worked with antiques and carved wooden... Read full biography
Mark McNair (b. 1950) has been carving and making decoys for a half a century. After leaving his alma mater, Rhode Island School of Design, in the 1970s, McNair worked with antiques and carved wooden signs in his native Connecticut. During this time he was introduced to antique decoys by the... Read full biography
Mark McNair (b. 1950) has been carving and making decoys for a half a century. After leaving his alma mater, Rhode Island School of Design, in the 1970s, McNair worked with antiques and carved wooden signs in his native Connecticut. During this time he was introduced to antique decoys by the Voorhees family and quickly took to the craft. McNair now lives and carves on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, between the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean. Of their three children, sons Ian and Colin are... Read full biography
Mark McNair (b. 1950) has been carving and making decoys for a half a century. After leaving his alma mater, Rhode Island School of Design, in the 1970s, McNair worked with antiques and carved wooden signs in his native Connecticut. During this time he was introduced to antique decoys by the Voorhees family and quickly took to the craft. McNair now lives and carves on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, between the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean. Of their three children, sons Ian and Colin are also active carvers. Ian carves in Exmore,Virginia and is a partner in High ‘N Dry, a company specializing in industrial grade chest waders. Colin works for Copley Fine Art Auctions, outside of Boston. McNair specializes in waterfowl and shorebird... Read full biography
Mark McNair (b. 1950) has been carving and making decoys for a half a century. After leaving his alma mater, Rhode Island School of Design, in the 1970s, McNair worked with antiques and carved wooden signs in his native Connecticut. During this time he was introduced to antique decoys by the Voorhees family and quickly took to the craft. McNair now lives and carves on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, between the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean. Of their three children, sons Ian and Colin are also active carvers. Ian carves in Exmore,Virginia and is a partner in High ‘N Dry, a company specializing in industrial grade chest waders. Colin works for Copley Fine Art Auctions, outside of Boston. McNair specializes in waterfowl and shorebird decoys, weathervanes, and related folk art. His work is held in numerous prominent decoy collections both... Read full biography
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