Brown Fur Mouse with Corn from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a small, realistic-looking mouse figurine set against a textured, white background. The mouse has a soft, furry appearance with brown fur and a lighter colored underbelly. It features detailed facial elements like a tiny, shiny black eye and a red nose, giving it a charming and lifelike expression. The mouse is sitting in an upright position, holding a small object that appears to be an amber bead or seed. A string is looped over the mouse’s head, suggesting it is an ornament or decoration. Its tail is long and slender, curving naturally, contributing to its realistic representation. The textured background heightens the focus on the intricately designed figurine.

The image depicts a small, realistic-looking mouse figurine set against a textured, white background. The mouse has a soft, furry appearance with brown fur and a lighter colored underbelly. It features detailed facial elements like a tiny, shiny black eye and a red nose, giving it a charming and lifelike expression. The mouse is sitting in an upright position, holding a small object that appears to be an amber bead or seed. A string is looped over the mouse’s head, suggesting it is an ornament or decoration. Its tail is long and slender, curving naturally, contributing to its realistic representation. The textured background heightens the focus on the intricately designed figurine.

Name/Title

Brown Fur Mouse with Corn from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1979

Description

Brown fur mouse with a red nose holding a kernel of corn. Mouse has black eyes and grey felt ears. 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.