Lisbon decoy carver tries to preserve a vanishing art

    Dick Hollis hails from a generation when duck decoys were carved by hand. You didn’t swing through a discount store and pay about $40 for a six-pack of decoys made from plastics or synthetics. You carved them  amid a pile of shavings in a workshop, with shelves holding brushes and cans of brightly-tinted paints. … Continue reading Lisbon decoy carver tries to preserve a vanishing art