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Post #311878 by bigbrotiki on Sat, Jun 9, 2007 12:30 AM

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On 2007-06-08 21:45, VonTiki wrote:
Hey Lee! What's the story on those 3 framed wood masks that look kinda witco ish in the 1st pic? I bought 2 of those from a yard sale here a while back, look like the same artist.
I just looked at the back and they read
Mike Mcvay Dallas, Oregon. Anybody know anything about this guy?

Von T. , there's two possibilities: Either they are Witco, and Mike McVay was a store, or they are done by a Witco copyist of that name, of which there were quite a few (Gale Haner, Frank Hart, Gordon, The Woodcarver), especially up in the Northwest. If you post some pictures of your two masks in the Witco Finds thread, I (or Ken) will be able to tell you. Either/or, they're cool.

Lee, getting the job done right! As Ben always sez, NO WHITE WALLS. The best way to convey Tiki is to create a haven from the ground up, with all the layers, and the non-believers will be in awe.