Object class: Figurines / Culture or time period: American cultures / Accession number: Acc.4709 - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Baby doll, accession number 2-71816, described as Mohawk/Iroquois Indian baby doll in birch bark & wood cradle made in European style. Cradle has 2 rockers & a hood, lined w red flannel which also covers baby. Baby is just a head made of coton with stocking knit over it. Black and red beads for features; black mohair hair. Non-traditional Iroquois cradle board. L = 3.5”: W = 1.75”

Hearst Museum object titled Burial doll, accession number 2-71874, described as Originally thought to be American Indian. Later accredited to South Sea. Carved wood female with small breasts. Heavy features and head or head dress that is flat point. No feet but stands on base. Girdle of deer thongs and 6 dew claws. Similar to shaman’s rattle. H = 10.5”.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71857, described as Apache, cloth stuffed doll, with painted features and mohair hair in two braids. Buckskin blouse and skirt with self fringe. Decorated with blue tube beads, gold & clear beads and silver sequins. Buckskin boots, knife sheath, pouch and hair ties, both of which are beaded and decorated with silver sequins. Height 9.75 inches

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71811, described as Osage woman doll. H = 8.5”. Made of leather w/ no face. Has long, coarse hair w/ red ribbon head band. White buckskin dress with fringe and trousers fringed from knees to feet. Shoes attached with beaded edges. Carries white feathers like award. Has long red-bead necklace.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71821, described as Corn husk, wired, Iroquois “False Face” doll. Wooden face mask. Kneeling on one knee. Mounted on log cross-section. Dressed in buckskin boots, short tunic, and breechclout. Decorated w/ multicolored yarn around knees, waist and over shoulder. Mask painted black, red & white w/ rabbit fur ruff and red felt back. H = 6”.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71766, described as Ojibwa woman doll. Body of heavy suede leather, painted features, black yarn hair in braids. Clothing decorated with white rabbit fur jabot, cuffs, belt and anklets, leather, beaded headband witha green feather. H = 9”

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