Historical Dolls
Historical type dolls might include ...
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Artist: Lynda Dunham-Watkins
First place in the Beginner Doll category of the ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest.
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Artist: Jack Johnston
This is a 21" Cernit doll done by Jack for the 100 year birthday party. This doll is featured in the centerfold of the November 1994 issue of Contemporary Doll Collector. The doll is now owned by Franklin Mint. Jack considers this one of his best sculptures to date.
Photography: Russ Robison
Photography: Russ Robison
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Artist: Sandee Crockett
This full-body sculpt in ProSculpt clay would be 17 inches tall if he were standing.
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Artist: Jack Johnston
These two dolls are the very first dolls ever made of ProSculpt polymer clay. Jack has taken his ability to sculpt hands to a new level. These dolls were featured at the International Toy Fair in New York City and received a nomination to the Dolls Award of Excellence. They are now in the private collection of Senator Orrin Hatch (UT).
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Artist: Lena Newton
Second place in the Professional Doll category of the ProSculpt Scholarship Award contest.
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Artist: Jack Johnston
The doll is 20" tall, Cernit with a soft sculpted body and surrounded by authetic working accessories. All accessories were hand-made by Dennis Dugan of Alton, Illinois. Jack considers this doll to be one of his finest, even though it was completed in 1994. It is currently on display in the Sedberry Enchanted Mansion Museum of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Photography: Russ Robison
Photography: Russ Robison
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Artist: Jack Johnston
Sammy Davis, Jr. as Bojangles by Jack Johnston stands 18" tall and is made of ProSculpt.
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Artist: Dorit Schendzielorz
My life changed on September 11 as it has for so many others. I did not lose a loved one that day, but I could feel the pain we all recognized in the tears of so many who where directly affected by this
terrible event. This piece was made in "Honor of Firefighters everywhere."
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Artist: Phil Cuthbert
Davy Crockett, from the movie "Davy Crockett - King of the Wild Frontier." He stands 19" tall and is made of ProSculpt clay with cloth body. Wearing deerskin clothes and his rifle is made of tiger maple.
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Artist: Liudmila Rybalchenko
Marie is 18 inches tall. Her head and limbs are hand sculpted over a wire armature with fabric and lace dress. Her beads and necklace are hand made of polymer clay. All of the accessories including the rose are made by the artist. The doll is painted with oil paint. She was inspired by the artists love of European history.