Floyd Scholz Has Carved Out a Career Sculpting Birds of Prey
Seven Days - 2024-04-24T10:00:00.000Z

What's a guy to do after he's been declared a living legend? Ideally, keep on living and legending. That's what Floyd Scholz has been up to since, in 2014, the Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art in Maryland awarded him that status. Scholz, 66, is known and venerated around the globe for his exquisitely lifelike carved and painted birds. And don't think for a second that he plans to slow down anytime soon. "I just love bird carving," Scholz declared. "If I had Bill Gates' checkbook, I would...

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