Mick Doellinger: Wildlife Sculptor - Epi. 232, Host Dr. Mark Sublette

Had Mick Doellinger on today. Wow. He has got an interesting
life. At 18 months old his family experiences an extremely
traumatic event when the ship that his parents are taking to
emigrate from Germany to Australia sinks in the Indian Ocean. So
that's where it starts, folks. 

It's clear to me when I listen to this man talk that he was
always meant to be a sculptor. He had to find his calling by
wading through the different trials and components of a life
where staying afloat is the main priority. He was a taxidermist.
He worked the rodeo.  He was a butcher. All of these jobs
and experiences contributed to forming an oddly specific skill
set and ultimately he found his calling as a wildlife
sculptor.

Mick is one of the foremost wildlife sculptors out there. He's in
many of the top museums and galleries in the country. So he's a
very interesting indivudual. I had a great time with Mick
Doellinger on Art Dealer Diaries Podcast episode 232.

You can see Mick's work in the Masters of the American West show
at the Autry Museum of the American West. 
https://masters.theautry.org/search?q=mick+doellinger