Champion on Skies Made by Josephine Duncan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a handmade, vintage-looking ornament of a miniature skier crafted with various materials and mounted on a black circular base. The skier's body is formed using a large red bead, while its limbs and head are created with smaller beads and fabric. It has a fluffy green scarf and a matching knitted hat, giving it a charming appearance. The skier’s legs are represented by two elongated, reflective beads, with tiny bent pieces resembling ski poles and curved elements suggesting skis. The phrase "Champion on skies" is written in cursive on the right side of the base, adding an enthusiastic and whimsical touch to the piece. The background appears to be a textured surface, which enhances the contrast and visibility of the ornament. Overall, the piece conveys a playful and crafty aesthetic, capturing the essence of nostalgia and creativity.

The image depicts a handmade, vintage-looking ornament of a miniature skier crafted with various materials and mounted on a black circular base. The skier's body is formed using a large red bead, while its limbs and head are created with smaller beads and fabric. It has a fluffy green scarf and a matching knitted hat, giving it a charming appearance. The skier’s legs are represented by two elongated, reflective beads, with tiny bent pieces resembling ski poles and curved elements suggesting skis. The phrase "Champion on skies" is written in cursive on the right side of the base, adding an enthusiastic and whimsical touch to the piece. The background appears to be a textured surface, which enhances the contrast and visibility of the ornament. Overall, the piece conveys a playful and crafty aesthetic, capturing the essence of nostalgia and creativity.

Name/Title

"Champion on Skies" Made by Josephine Duncan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1631

Description

A 3 inch beaded doll laying on a black cardboard circle with the words 'Champion on Skies' written in White. The Doll had a red bead shirt and translucent multicolored pants. He is wearing a green knitted hat and a light green scarf. He is standing on ski shoes and ski sticks in both hands. From a collection of dolls made by Mrs. John Duncan/assorted materials /painted eyes/yarn hair/bodies made with beads, buttons, lace, ribbon jewelry, other materials/approximately 134 dolls, from the Doll Museum Collection.