Dark Brown Pin Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a small, black, plastic or rubber figurine in the shape of a rat, complete with a long, curled tail, and prominent triangular ears, positioned on a textured white surface that might resemble foam or a similar material, providing a contrasting backdrop that enhances the visibility of the rat's detailed features. The body is slightly curved, implying motion or alertness, while the tail curls upward in a gentle arc, adding a dynamic element to the figure's stance. The material of the rat reflects a matte texture with slight shine on its surfaces, indicating the texture interacts subtly with ambient light. The focus of the image is sharply on the rat, creating a distinction against the bumpy, granular background, allowing for clear observation of the rat's features and adding depth to the overall composition. This contrast highlights its silhouette, drawing attention to its playful representation that could suggest use as a novelty item, toy, or decorative artifact, perhaps intended for thematic or playful settings, indicating the subjective appeal and thematic.

The image shows a small, black, plastic or rubber figurine in the shape of a rat, complete with a long, curled tail, and prominent triangular ears, positioned on a textured white surface that might resemble foam or a similar material, providing a contrasting backdrop that enhances the visibility of the rat's detailed features. The body is slightly curved, implying motion or alertness, while the tail curls upward in a gentle arc, adding a dynamic element to the figure's stance. The material of the rat reflects a matte texture with slight shine on its surfaces, indicating the texture interacts subtly with ambient light. The focus of the image is sharply on the rat, creating a distinction against the bumpy, granular background, allowing for clear observation of the rat's features and adding depth to the overall composition. This contrast highlights its silhouette, drawing attention to its playful representation that could suggest use as a novelty item, toy, or decorative artifact, perhaps intended for thematic or playful settings, indicating the subjective appeal and thematic.

Name/Title

Dark Brown Pin Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1750E

Description

Dark brown mouse with safety pin in his center. 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.