Ms. Maddox, 33, of Arnold, is known around town for her intricately carved chess sets depicting the annual Army-Navy football battle.
But Ms. Maddox, a college student who ultimately wants to teach art therapy, also carves competition-level birds, folk art pieces like Caribbean Santas and weathered watermen, and jewelry.
"I've been told that if I remove them from the window, people get disturbed," said Sandra Pezzoli, owner of Gallery 1683 in Annapolis,...
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