In Scottsdale and the Southwest, the name of Dee Flagg is synonymous with authentic life-size carved characters of the Old West such as Buffalo Bill and Wyatt Earp. He began carving intricate figures and Old West scenes from age 5, and in 1955, his work was first marketed by Atkinson's Indian Trading Center, then in downtown Phoenix and later in Scottsdale.
His work has also been marketed by Knott's Berry Farm in California and is in the collections of Gene Autry and Roy Rogers. He was a (showing 500 of 2710 characters). |
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