Object name: Doll / Collector: 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 1-259503, described as Miwok doll. Cloth, stuffed doll; no facial features or hair. Brown cotton print dress, bead and abolone shell necklace, bead and yarn belt [red, white, blue], white shell and red yarn dance ribbon. Female. H 3.5”

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71818, described as Portrait doll of Mohawk warrior, Joseph Brant. H = 9.5”. Composition doll with molded head & painted features. Hand dressed in “dirty” white leggings to hip, green felt kilt & black wool tunic w/ yellow design. Red “Hudson Bay Blanket” over shoulders. Leather sash. Turkey feather headdress. Necklace of clay, simulating claws, seeds & bones. Blue & white paint on face. On stand inscribed with “Joseph Brant, 1742-1807”.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71826, described as Navajo girl doll, black mohair hair, embroidered features. Dressed in navy print dress [navy, yellow, blue, green white] with white fabric belt and bead necklace. H = 5.75”

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71725, described as Eskimo bone doll. Face with carved nose and three holes for eyes and mouth. Arms and legs tied to body with twine. The body is of one kind of bone - perhaps antler of deer or seal. Arms and legs look more like sea animal, seal or whale. H = 3.75”

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 2-71811, 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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