Ontario / Canada. 1861 - 1955
Hollow and solid wood decoy carving, boat building
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1851 Oyster Bay, New York - 1924 Oyster Bay, New York. Known for: Decoy carving.
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An important wildfowl decoy* carver, Thomas H. Gelston's decoys are on the "Top 50 Decoys Ever Sold at Auction" list and in the book "Decoys - North America's One Hundred Greatest" (see AskART book... Read full biography
An important wildfowl decoy* carver, Thomas H. Gelston's decoys are on the "Top 50 Decoys Ever Sold at Auction" list and in the book "Decoys - North America's One Hundred Greatest" (see AskART book references). (1). Attached below is courtesy of The Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art:. Thomas H. Gelston... Read full biography
An important wildfowl decoy* carver, Thomas H. Gelston's decoys are on the "Top 50 Decoys Ever Sold at Auction" list and in the book "Decoys - North America's One Hundred Greatest" (see AskART book references). (1). Attached below is courtesy of The Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art:. Thomas H. Gelston (1851 - 1924) Oyster Bay, New York . Thomas Gelston was the descendent of a prominent Long Island family. Although he enjoyed the privileges of wealth, Gelston clearly favored hunting the marshes of... Read full biography
An important wildfowl decoy* carver, Thomas H. Gelston's decoys are on the "Top 50 Decoys Ever Sold at Auction" list and in the book "Decoys - North America's One Hundred Greatest" (see AskART book references). (1). Attached below is courtesy of The Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art:. Thomas H. Gelston (1851 - 1924) Oyster Bay, New York . Thomas Gelston was the descendent of a prominent Long Island family. Although he enjoyed the privileges of wealth, Gelston clearly favored hunting the marshes of the bays to making his way in the business world. It was there that he honed his talent for gunning and a life-long appreciation for the wildfowl which inhabited the area. Gelston carved decoys for his own use and those wealthy sportsmen who came out... Read full biography
An important wildfowl decoy* carver, Thomas H. Gelston's decoys are on the "Top 50 Decoys Ever Sold at Auction" list and in the book "Decoys - North America's One Hundred Greatest" (see AskART book references). (1). Attached below is courtesy of The Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art:. Thomas H. Gelston (1851 - 1924) Oyster Bay, New York . Thomas Gelston was the descendent of a prominent Long Island family. Although he enjoyed the privileges of wealth, Gelston clearly favored hunting the marshes of the bays to making his way in the business world. It was there that he honed his talent for gunning and a life-long appreciation for the wildfowl which inhabited the area. Gelston carved decoys for his own use and those wealthy sportsmen who came out from New York City to the hunt clubs that dotted the bays of Long Island. A carver of considerable talent, in later... Read full biography
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Extremely rare and important running curlew
Thomas H GelstonExtremely rare and important running curlew
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Very rare rigmate pair of mergansers
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Important Long-Billed Curlew Pair
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New York. 1813 - 1901
Decoy carving of shore birds
Maine / Canada. 1864 - 1950
Folk art, decoy carving
Illinois. 1880 - 1956
Decoy carving, printing
New Jersey. 20th Century
Decoys
New York. 1874 - 1940
Decoy carving
Ontario / Canada. 1860 - 1948
Decoy carving
North Carolina, Virginia. 1860 - 1942
Decoy carving
Ontario / Canada. 1890 - 1977
Decoy carving of North American ducks, painted wood lures, realism
Ontario / Canada, England. 1830 - 1905
Decoy carving with detailed feather painting
Pennsylvania. 1945 - 2015
Decoy carving
New York, New Jersey. late 19th century
Decoy carver and stencils of shorebirds
Virginia, Massachusetts. 1825 - 1905
Wildfowl decoy carver
Illinois. 1847 - 1925
Sculpture-decoys
Ontario / Canada. 1904 - 1983
Sculpture, decoy carving
Maryland. 1898 - 1971
Decoy carving
Massachusetts. 1862 - 1960
Wood and stone carving, decoys, penquins
Illinois. 1873 - 1954
Sculpture-decoys
New Jersey. 1861 - 1920
Sculpture-decoys
Massachusetts. 1887 - 1955
Miniature decoy carving
Oregon / Finland. 1856 - 1946
Red cedar decoys
Michigan / Denmark. 1888 - 1967
Oversized waterfowl decoy carving
Maryland. 20th Century
Collaborative sculpture-decoys
Pennsylvania. 1842 - 1928
Hollowed cedar decoy carving
Illinois. 1838 - 1912
Decoy carving, wild fowl hunting inventions
Maine, New York. 1826 - 1906
Decoy carving of ducks, geese and shorebirds of Maine and Long Island
Ontario / Canada. 1833 - 1892
Hollow Canada geese carved decoys
Illinois. 1874 - 1963
Carved duck decoys and duck call whistles, sculpture, collaborative artist
Ontario / Canada. 1872 - 1941
Decoy carving
Connecticut, New York. 1877 - 1952
Thick body decoy carving
Connecticut. 1872 - 1949
Wood carver of wildlife, decoys
New Jersey. 1882 - 1956
Decoy carving