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Start Over Object class Sculpture (visual works) Collector Jane E. Gregory Materials Cotton (textile)
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”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71901, described as Eagle Dancer doll. Carved wood hands, and head, painted features; wired, stuffed body. Dressed in tan leather boots, suede cloth leggings, shirt and breechclout; cotton headdress, feathered arm and tail feathers; rabbit fur anklets w/bells. Breechclout is beaded. Leather belt w/ brass studds. H = 9”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71781, described as Papago [Tohono O’Odham] male doll. Carved Saguro root, stained brown, carved and painted eyes. Dressed in white trousers and white cotton shirt. Black real hair. Hold bow & arrow in right hand, arrow in left hand. Base has rocks, dirt, cactus. H = 7.5”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71800, described as Hopi female bride doll. Stuffed cotton w/ embroidered feathers, yarn hair wrapped matron’s braids. Hand woven, black skirt-dress, w/ white embroidered petticoat. Red & green tassels & embroidery on dress and under belt. White wedding belt/leggings, white boots with black soles. H = 10”.
Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71765, described as Canadian Indian doll. Cotton knit doll, tightly stuffed, molded face with embroidered eyebrows and mouth, black bead eyes. Black yarn hair. Dressed in same knit fabric suit - trousers & jacket trimmed with yellow/red/green wool looped braid [simulated fringe], and belted jacket w/ metal buckle.
Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71850, described as Seri Indian baby and cradle board [toy]. Willow stick cradle board with cloth baby [head only] covered with multicolored cotton “blanket” and lashed down with bright blue yarn. Black fabric backing, rust colored fabric “pillow”. H = 8”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71787, described as Isleta pueblo Indian woman doll. Cotton stuffed doll w/ drawn features, black yarn hair. Dressed in black, one-shoulder dress over bright blue taffeta under-dress & calico petticoat. White apron trimmed in red, blue & white lace. Pink taffeta shawl & red cotton head shawl. White leather leg wrappings and moccasins. Beads around neck. H = 12”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71779, described as Oregon Indian male doll. H = 21”. Cotton stuffed cloth doll, w/ leather face and hands. Attempt at molded features. White leather shirt, brownish-yellow leggings, breech-cloth, and moccasins. Real black hair, braided with leather ties. Button earrings. Leather eyes. Painted face. Colored beads on moccasins. Beaded necklace.
Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71858, described as Havasupai stuffed doll, with baby on cradle board. Doll is of brown wool fabric with brown leather shoes and two-piece camp dress of lavender printed cotton. Hair is black yarn; features are embroidered with black wool yarn. Cradle board is of wood, woven cord and fabric. Holds a baby made from stocking knit with painted hair and embroidered features. H = 9”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71773, described as Cloth doll, dressed in traditional buckskins. Embroidered feathers, black yarn hair in two braids tied with buckskin. Trousers and shirt trimmed with diamond-patterned beadwork in red, white and blue glass beads. Headdress of red and yellow feathers attached to a buckskin cap trimmed with wooden beads. H = 17.5”.

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