Collection place: Northwestern United States / Donor: Jane E. Gregory / Culture or time period: North American native cultures - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71771, described as Male hunter doll. Figure dressed in traditional water proof and windproof seal/walrus intestine parka. Has a bleadched sealskin face with embroidered features and appliqued nose. Soft sealskin body, crimped seal soled mukluks. His seal skin hair is cut in traditional Siberian style, bald on top, with fringe around the head. Park is entirely hand sewn. It has seal fur at the ends of each arm and around the bottom of the parka. It is bleached white, sewn with sinew. Has a suede belt tied around waist. H = 34.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71727, described as Alaskan Eskimo man doll. Skin doll with embroidered features. Said to be stuffed with moss. Skin face has appliqued nose. Dressed in mukluks; red lowers, sealskin uppers, red flannel around knees. Sealskin trousers; hair outside, decorated with bandsof sealskin bleached white by frost, and sinew stitching. Fur around face. Red leather knife sheath attached to belt. H = 9.5”

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71723, described as Alaskan Eskimo doll. Carved reindeer horn, painted features and hair. Dressed in sealskin parka, pants and mukluks. The parka has the arms attached to it, so that when it is removed the figure is armless.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71863, described as Salishan woman doll [Angeline]. Skookum type; w/ carved wooden face covered w/ crepe paper or corn husk, beaded eyes, inked featuers, grey mohair hair. Body is a stump w/ pegged wooden legs/shoes. Dressed in printed fabric skirt and blouse, multi colored commercial “indian” blanket. Wears 2 beaded neclacses & carries a cane. H = 12”.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71770, described as Athabaskan man doll. All leather, stuffed doll, embroidered features, slightly molded nose; thread hair. Dressed in brown leather, 2-piece, high moccasins beaded in white/red/blue, and long leather trousers tucked into boots. Leather tunic with fringe across chest and shoulders, beaded w/ red/white/light blue, including around sleeves. Leather headband. Caribou teeth for hands. H = 9”.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71872, described as Makah Indian doll. Stuffed stocking knit head and arms; cardboard cone body covered w/ sweater knit. Human hair, inked features. Dressed in purple cotton dress, black and red “button” apron, and black and red “button blanket”. Design of a copper on back of blanket. H = 11”

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71865, described as Tillamook doll. Paper stuffed, stocking knit head, w/ needle molded features adn bead eyes. Wears chino pants, burgundy & white print shirt, plaid neckerchief and plaid blanket. Black felt hat w/ green band and paper “feather”, flat leacher hands. Carries a fishing pail [broken]. Has black, wispy hair under hat. H = 5.5”