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1904 - 1983. Known for: Sculpture-decoys.
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Gilley, an avid birdwatcher, hunter, and taxidermist, often used his mounts to inform his carvings. Inspired by Elmer Crowell, he took to carving bird miniatures in 1931 and sold them to Abercrombie... Read full biography
Gilley, an avid birdwatcher, hunter, and taxidermist, often used his mounts to inform his carvings. Inspired by Elmer Crowell, he took to carving bird miniatures in 1931 and sold them to Abercrombie and Fitch in New York City for under $5.00 apiece. He made working decoys for his friends and for... Read full biography
Gilley, an avid birdwatcher, hunter, and taxidermist, often used his mounts to inform his carvings. Inspired by Elmer Crowell, he took to carving bird miniatures in 1931 and sold them to Abercrombie and Fitch in New York City for under $5.00 apiece. He made working decoys for his friends and for his own use. The Wendell Gilley Museum in his hometown serves as a lasting tribute to this important Maine carver's work.
Gilley, an avid birdwatcher, hunter, and taxidermist, often used his mounts to inform his carvings. Inspired by Elmer Crowell, he took to carving bird miniatures in 1931 and sold them to Abercrombie and Fitch in New York City for under $5.00 apiece. He made working decoys for his friends and for his own use. The Wendell Gilley Museum in his hometown serves as a lasting tribute to this important Maine carver's work.
Gilley, an avid birdwatcher, hunter, and taxidermist, often used his mounts to inform his carvings. Inspired by Elmer Crowell, he took to carving bird miniatures in 1931 and sold them to Abercrombie and Fitch in New York City for under $5.00 apiece. He made working decoys for his friends and for his own use. The Wendell Gilley Museum in his hometown serves as a lasting tribute to this important Maine carver's work.