Joshua Spies - Long-tailed Duck with Decoy
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Joshua Spies
Long-tailed Duck with Decoy

2009-2010 Federal Duck Stamp Print

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6.5x9
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Paper Lithograph Signed
10,500 LE
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7x10
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Canvas Giclee Signed
500 LE
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Joshua Spies - Long-tailed Duck with Decoy

Joshua Spies - Long-tailed Duck with Decoy

2009-2010 Federal Duck Stamp Print

      
Winning the Federal Duck Stamp Contest is one of the most coveted honors a wildlife artist can hope to achieve. Add to that the creation of the first-ever Fine Art Giclee Canvas of a Duck Stamp Print, and Joshua Spies has doubly made his mark in Duck Stamp History. Spies competed against 270 entrants in the 2008 contest that determines which image would adorn the 2009-2010 Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp. The program has been in place since 1934, when it was determined the stamp itself would act as the federal license for hunting migratory waterfowl. Since then this license evolved into a fund that has generated over $700 million to purchase or lease over 5.2 million acres of waterfowl habitat in the United States.

This inaugural release of a canvas edition of the Duck Stamp Print adds yet another legacy to the auspicious program which has helped to popularize the collecting of prints in the United States. The Canvas Edition is accompanied by two Federal Duck stamps, one in mint condition, the other signed by Joshua Spies.
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