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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Dia de los muertos female figurine, accession number 3-31408, described as TEODORA BLANCO CERAMIC FIGURE: Figure of a skeleton woman wearing a long dress with elbow length sleeves, and decorated at back front with applied flowers. She wears drop earrings, a bead necklace, and has modeled, pierced and incised features. A long braid is attached to the back of her skull, which hangs down her back, and ends with an applied flower and leaves. Her eyes and mouth are punched through to make hollow openings. She holds a small goat (a kid) in her proper left hand and her proper right hand touches her necklace. Three children rest at her feet. Ribs are incised and an oval opening is cut in her mid-section. “T.B.” is incised on the inside of her skirt. H=13.7cm; W=8.5cm; L=8.3cm. JP-752
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Dia de los muertos female figurine, accession number 3-31406, described as TEODORA BLANCO CERAMIC FIGURE: Figure of a skeleton man wearing a long cloak, decorated at back and inside front lining with applied flowers. He wears a sombrero on his head and has modeled & incised features. Eyes are punched through to make hollow eyes. He is playing a trumpet, which he holds in both hands. Figure is mounted on a rectangular stand. “T.B.” is incised on the bottom of the stand. H=21.0cm; W=9.3cm; L=8.1cm JP-750
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Dia de los muertos female figurine, accession number 3-31407, described as TEODORA BLANCO CERAMIC FIGURE: Figure of a skeleton woman wearing a long dress decorated at back front witih applied flowers. She wears drop earrings, a bead necklace, and has modeled & incised features. Long braids area attached to the back of her skull, which rest on her shoulders and chest, and end with applied flowers. A sash crosses her chest and back of her waist then drapes down her back on the proper left side of her back. Eyes punched out in the clay - hollow eyes. She holds a basket in her proper left hand, and three conjoined jars decorated with flowers are at her feet. “T.B.” is incised on inside of her skirt. H=18.2cm; W=12.0cm; L=12.6cm. JP-751
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Dia de los muertos female figurine, accession number 3-31409, described as TEODORA BLANCO CERAMIC FIGURE: Figure of a skeleton woman wearing a long dress with elbow length sleeves which is decorated at back and side front with applied flowers. She wears drop earrings, a bead necklace, and has modeled, pierced and incised features. A head cloth with a flower decoration encircles her head and trails down her back. Her eyes and mouth are punched through to make hollow openings; ribs are incised and an oval hollow is cut out of her id-section. She holds a young bull in her hands and three young bulls sit at her feet. “T.B.” is incised on inside of her skirt. H=14.5cm; W=9.4cm; L=8.7cm JP-753
Hearst Museum object titled Female doll, accession number 2-71827, described as Stuffed cloth doll. Choctaw, cotton embroidery features, embroidery floss hair. Rose colored cotton dress decorated w/ black applique bands. Green, red & white beaded collar. White & black beaded head band & belt, white fabric apron and petticoat. Black fabric boots.
Hearst Museum object titled Female doll, accession number 2-71848, described as Mohawk Indian doll, female. Wire, cornhusk wrapped, no features, dark mohair hair in tow braids. Dressed in buckskin moccasins, leggings with blue stitching, three piece dress with fringe. Beaded accents on top. Height 6.75 inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Female doll, accession number 2-71814, described as Pamunkey gourd female doll. Painted hair and features. Dressed in a hooded, shoulder cape of canvas and cotton fabric, and “skirt” of brown knit material. Height 6.0 inches
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Female doll, accession number 2-71719a, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Female doll, accession number 2-71831, described as Female, Iroquois, corn husk doll. Features lightly penciled. Embroidery floss hair. Pink print fabric dress with lace trim and bead buttons, bead necklace. Black felt underskirt and leggings edged with white beads. Yellow ochre colored felt boots with bead decoration. A pair with 2-71830. Height: 9.0 inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Female doll, accession number 2-71832, described as Stuffed Cloth doll: Mesquakie Band, female. Body of wired stocking knit. Needle sculpted face, black yarn hair. Purple felt headband w/ beads, beaded earrings, fabric blouse and skirt both decorated w/ ribbon applique. Two stocking knit under-skirts. Felt, beaded moccasins. Hair in braids tied w/ red string. H = 10.5”.

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