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Tuesday, February 24, 2015

More Dolls

Ohio History
Changing Dolls
Now we see the doll types divide into two branches. One produces baby dolls to amuse young children. The other explores the world of collectible dolls for show. Such dolls fill the upper left hand area of the display case above, as well as the exhibit below. By comparing the two, you can see the ornate clothing and hairstyles multiplying with time. Did you notice the glittering princess doll on the left side of the photo below? On the other hand, the baby dolls for children's hands have also experienced change. Many are now made in part or whole from plastic, with realistic faces and hands. Their clothing is commercially made and could pass for baby clothes. My sister and I especially admired the twins at the top right in white and blue. I even still remember their names - Nathan and Natalie!

1 comment:

J Beachy said...

Those dolls are all very fancy!