Object class: Sculpture (visual works) / Object type: ethnography / Materials: Cotton (textile) - 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 Doll, accession number 9-11900, described as Doll with jointed limbs; "China" body with painted face, shoes and socks; commercial printed cotton wrap; Caucasian features; stamped "Japan" on back; head re-glued at Museum; height: 17.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 16-18267, described as plastic body and head, light brown color, long black hair, dressed in costume resembling an Indian sari of ligh tblue chiffon trimmed with gold and dark blue braid, white cotton undergarments and tights, gold colored paper sandals, supported on metal stand "Effanbee c. 1975 1976" incised on back of doll's head.

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 16-18261, described as brown plastic body and head with black cotton thread hair, printed cotton cloth dress and headdress, white and blue cotton undergarments, orange glass seed bead earrings.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 3-23058, described as Pottery figurine; hand modelled; anthropomorphic with incised spirals on cheeks, pellet eyes; dressed in "huipil" of white cotton commercial cloth; left foot and 4 fingers missing; H 20 cm. See acc. envelope for full information. Broken in transit and repaired at Lowie Museum of Anthropology; breakage pattern shows head, feet, and limbs modeled separately and then added to body.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 16-18269, described as plastic body and head, blonde hair in two braids tied with rubber bands and red cotton braid, dressed in Dutch costume of light blue cotton dress with white sleeves and white apron trimmed with red braid, wearing a white felt hat, white cotton undergarments and tights, wooden shoes, supported on a metal stand, "Effanbee c. 1975 1976" incised on back of doll's head.

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