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Miles Hancock BIOGRAPHY
1887/88 Chincoteague, Virginia - 1974. Known for: Decoy carving.
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Miles Hancock, born in 1887 in Chincoteague, Virginia, was a carver known for his finely made waterfowl. He became especially recognized for his hooded and red breasted mergansers, valued for their... Read full biography
Miles Hancock, born in 1887 in Chincoteague, Virginia, was a carver known for his finely made waterfowl. He became especially recognized for his hooded and red breasted mergansers, valued for their strong forms and careful paint application. Miles Hancock continued carving throughout his life and... Read full biography
Miles Hancock, born in 1887 in Chincoteague, Virginia, was a carver known for his finely made waterfowl. He became especially recognized for his hooded and red breasted mergansers, valued for their strong forms and careful paint application. Miles Hancock continued carving throughout his life and died in 1974.
Miles Hancock, born in 1887 in Chincoteague, Virginia, was a carver known for his finely made waterfowl. He became especially recognized for his hooded and red breasted mergansers, valued for their strong forms and careful paint application. Miles Hancock continued carving throughout his life and died in 1974.
Miles Hancock, born in 1887 in Chincoteague, Virginia, was a carver known for his finely made waterfowl. He became especially recognized for his hooded and red breasted mergansers, valued for their strong forms and careful paint application. Miles Hancock continued carving throughout his life and died in 1974.
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Miles Hancock, born in 1887 in Chincoteague, Virginia, was a carver known for his finely made waterfowl.
He became especially recognized for his hooded and red breasted mergansers, valued for their strong forms and careful paint application.
Miles Hancock continued carving throughout his life and died in 1974.