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Artist Releases Limited Edition Maryland Duck Stamp Prints

Date Added: August 15, 2009 12:56:24 AM
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Category: Fishing, Boating, Hunting and Outdoor News & Events: Hunting News
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Maryland waterfowl artist Wally Makuchal, Jr. has announced the sale of a limited number of prints entitled 'Icey Refuge'. The prints depict a pair of Blue-winged Teal enjoying a quiet winter morning alongside a partially frozen Delmarva pond. The original work took top honors at the 2009-2010 Maryland Migratory Gamebird Stamp Design Competition held in Laurel, MD, also known as Maryland's 'duck stamp contest'. The Maryland duck stamp program is the fourth oldest of it's kind in the U.S. and is in it's thirty-fifth year of raising funds to preserve and restore precious waterfowl and other wildlife in the state.

The edition size is limited to 1400 standard and 160 artist proofs reproduced in fade resistant inks on acid-free paper. The image is approximately 7 by 9.75 inches and overall paper size is 12 by 14 inches. Prints are signed and numbered by the artist, and enclosed in an acid-free protective folder. Original pencil and color remarques will be available on either edition. Prints will be available in early October of 2009. Please call 410-632-2825 to place an order or visit the website to see other artwork available for sale.

Wally is no stranger to winning state stamp competitions. He won Maryland in 1999, the Florida duck stamp in 1996 and in the same year, the Maryland trout stamp. Wally owns and operates Makuchal's signs in Girdletree, MD and paints in his spare time.

A photo gallery of the latest print as well as earlier duck stamp designs is available at www.makuchalsigns.com.

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