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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 2-71855, described as Navajo, corn husk and paper cone doll. No features. Black mohair hair, striped fabric “blanket.” Silver bead necklace and silver concho in hair with blue feather. Corn husk dress is dyed blue-green. Carries a woven basket filled with chiles.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71715, described as (a) Alaskan Eskimo groom doll. Stuffed body with carved wood face and painted features. Dressed in short mukluks with red trim. The fur parka of brown sealskin which has decorative tufts of wool, pink yarn strands and fur, with yellow and blue beads around hem. Mukluks decorated with red, green and white beads on front. H = 11”

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 2-71716, described as Alaskan Eskimo male doll. Stuffed body, carved ivory face with painted features and black wool hair. Dressed in parka of seal hair, with rabbit trim. Green trim around the legs. H = 9.5”.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71772, described as Alaskan Eskimo bride doll. Stuffed body with carved wooden face and painted features. Dressed in high mukluks or winter boots, parka of brown seal skin with decorative tufts of wool and fur. Around the bottom of the parka there are red and green beads. Mukluks have black and blue beads on the front. H = 10.5”

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71751, described as Cheyenne “grandmother” doll. Leather stuffed doll w/ beaded features, painted facial marks, hair of horse-hair. Wears red “2-skin” style dress of wool. High, white leather mocassins and leggings. Dress decorated with leather knots on skirt, and bead on hem of blouse. Wears black cumerbund and bead necklace. Hair is in braids with danglers of dentalium shells [faux].

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71756, described as Crow Ghost Dancer doll. Carved and painted features, molded hands and feet. Cloth body. Black mohair hair in Crow hair style. Beaded leather moccasins, Pendleton leggings, beaded red cloth breechclout. Blue Ghost Dance shirt wth birds and white stars. Sleeves have geometric designs. Two beaded necklaces, horse-hair tassels and hawk feather. H = 14”.

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”

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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.

Doll

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71855, described as Navajo, corn husk and paper cone doll. No features. Black mohair hair, striped fabric “blanket.” Silver bead necklace and silver concho in hair with blue feather. Corn husk dress is dyed blue-green. Carries a woven basket filled with chiles.

Doll

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71715, described as (a) Alaskan Eskimo groom doll. Stuffed body with carved wood face and painted features. Dressed in short mukluks with red trim. The fur parka of brown sealskin which has decorative tufts of wool, pink yarn strands and fur, with yellow and blue beads around hem. Mukluks decorated with red, green and white beads on front. H = 11”

Doll

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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”.

Doll

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71716, described as Alaskan Eskimo male doll. Stuffed body, carved ivory face with painted features and black wool hair. Dressed in parka of seal hair, with rabbit trim. Green trim around the legs. H = 9.5”.

Doll

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71772, described as Alaskan Eskimo bride doll. Stuffed body with carved wooden face and painted features. Dressed in high mukluks or winter boots, parka of brown seal skin with decorative tufts of wool and fur. Around the bottom of the parka there are red and green beads. Mukluks have black and blue beads on the front. H = 10.5”

Doll

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71751, described as Cheyenne “grandmother” doll. Leather stuffed doll w/ beaded features, painted facial marks, hair of horse-hair. Wears red “2-skin” style dress of wool. High, white leather mocassins and leggings. Dress decorated with leather knots on skirt, and bead on hem of blouse. Wears black cumerbund and bead necklace. Hair is in braids with danglers of dentalium shells [faux].

Doll

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71756, described as Crow Ghost Dancer doll. Carved and painted features, molded hands and feet. Cloth body. Black mohair hair in Crow hair style. Beaded leather moccasins, Pendleton leggings, beaded red cloth breechclout. Blue Ghost Dance shirt wth birds and white stars. Sleeves have geometric designs. Two beaded necklaces, horse-hair tassels and hawk feather. H = 14”.

Doll

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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”

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