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1929 Rochester, Minnesota - 2026. Known for: Wildlife-waterfowl, illustrator.
Maass, David A. Age 96, of Orono, Minnesota passed away April 29, 2026. Raised in a household steeped in the traditions of the outdoors—his mother Ora, a Minnesota trapshooting champion and his... Read full biography
Maass, David A. Age 96, of Orono, Minnesota passed away April 29, 2026. Raised in a household steeped in the traditions of the outdoors—his mother Ora, a Minnesota trapshooting champion and his stepfather, Kelly, an enthusiastic hunting mentor—David developed his early relationship with wildlife... Read full biography
Maass, David A. Age 96, of Orono, Minnesota passed away April 29, 2026. Raised in a household steeped in the traditions of the outdoors—his mother Ora, a Minnesota trapshooting champion and his stepfather, Kelly, an enthusiastic hunting mentor—David developed his early relationship with wildlife through a boyhood spent observing and sketching all things in nature. These formative experiences cultivated both his affection for wild creatures and his intimate knowledge of their behavior, which... Read full biography
Maass, David A. Age 96, of Orono, Minnesota passed away April 29, 2026. Raised in a household steeped in the traditions of the outdoors—his mother Ora, a Minnesota trapshooting champion and his stepfather, Kelly, an enthusiastic hunting mentor—David developed his early relationship with wildlife through a boyhood spent observing and sketching all things in nature. These formative experiences cultivated both his affection for wild creatures and his intimate knowledge of their behavior, which later became the hallmark of his paintings. David entered the art world without formal instruction, beginning instead on the shop floor of Jostens in 1947, where he eventually rose to the role of art director in 1950. His artistic development... Read full biography
Maass, David A. Age 96, of Orono, Minnesota passed away April 29, 2026. Raised in a household steeped in the traditions of the outdoors—his mother Ora, a Minnesota trapshooting champion and his stepfather, Kelly, an enthusiastic hunting mentor—David developed his early relationship with wildlife through a boyhood spent observing and sketching all things in nature. These formative experiences cultivated both his affection for wild creatures and his intimate knowledge of their behavior, which later became the hallmark of his paintings. David entered the art world without formal instruction, beginning instead on the shop floor of Jostens in 1947, where he eventually rose to the role of art director in 1950. His artistic development accelerated through friendships with fellow wildlife artists—including David Hagerbaumer, whom he met during his proud service with the Unit... Read full biography
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