Beige Plastic Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a small, detailed model of a mouse placed on a textured white surface that resembles foam or packing material. The mouse is positioned horizontally, facing downward from the viewer's perspective, with its elongated body, pointed snout, and curved tail clearly visible. The texture of the mouse appears smooth, contrasting with the bumpy, bubble-like consistency of the surface beneath it. The lighting is soft, casting minimal shadow and highlighting the subtle details of the mouse model, such as its tiny ears and delicate whiskers. The color palette is primarily neutral, with warm, earthy tones on the surface, adding depth and dimension to the scene. The simplicity and minimalism of the composition emphasize the craftsmanship of the model, inviting the viewer to appreciate its realistic features and the juxtaposition between the mouse and its unusual, textured setting.

The image depicts a small, detailed model of a mouse placed on a textured white surface that resembles foam or packing material. The mouse is positioned horizontally, facing downward from the viewer's perspective, with its elongated body, pointed snout, and curved tail clearly visible. The texture of the mouse appears smooth, contrasting with the bumpy, bubble-like consistency of the surface beneath it. The lighting is soft, casting minimal shadow and highlighting the subtle details of the mouse model, such as its tiny ears and delicate whiskers. The color palette is primarily neutral, with warm, earthy tones on the surface, adding depth and dimension to the scene. The simplicity and minimalism of the composition emphasize the craftsmanship of the model, inviting the viewer to appreciate its realistic features and the juxtaposition between the mouse and its unusual, textured setting.

Name/Title

Beige Plastic Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1731

Description

Rubber tan mouse on all fours. From a collection of dolls by Reverend C. Ross McClellan containing approximately 400 mice of varying sizes, shapes, and styles, from the Doll Museum Collection.