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Gerald J. Grantz
Explicit instructions for preparing and mounting dead animals and tanning skins and furs | | |
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Todd Triplett
Drawing on generations of experience, author Todd Triplett covers all aspects of the art of taxidermy. From proper field care and tanning to crafting life-size mounts, this book will help any individual. | | |
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This is the first volume to consider taxidermy as an art form, and it balances showcasing classic work (such as pieces by Walter Potter) alongside innovative and modern contemporary pieces by various practitioners, from traditional ... | | |
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Rachel Poliquin
"A cultural and poetic analysis of the art and science of taxidermy, from sixteenth-century cabinets of wonders to contemporary animal art"--Provided by publisher. | | |
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Melissa Milgrom
Transformed from a curious onlooker to an empathetic participant, journalist Milgrom delves deeply into the world of taxidermy, encountering a world of intrepid hunter-explorers, eccentric naturalists, and gifted museum artisans, all ... | | |
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Todd Triplett
Taxidermy suppliers offer several different kinds of acid for pickle baths. ... For elk
, moose, and other large mammals, these soaking periods should be increased
to forty-eight hours or more before the fleshing and thinning, as well as after. | | |
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Todd Triplett
They are small, which alleviates the heavy lifting required with large mammal
taxidermy; they are as beautiful as any creature on earth; and if the proper steps
are taken you can begin to master the art of waterfowl taxidermy in only a few ... | | |
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Todd Triplett
This was a freak occurrence, but the hunter should be aware of his surroundings
at all times. ... Simple rules for bringing home a prime candidate for a taxidermy
project include limiting feather loss, keeping the plumage free of any fluids ... | | |
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The uncanniness of all taxidermy—that disquieting liveliness within death—is
necessarily heightened with dogs and other ... a scene of anthropomorphic
taxidermy loaned from the Torrington Gopher Hole Museum (depicted a gopher
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