Foam Mouse (Red Ears)

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a small, whimsical mouse crafted from a soft, sponge-like material, with red ears attached to the top. Its eyes are represented by two small, dark beads, and it has a tiny, rounded bead as a nose. Fine white strands protrude from either side of the bead, suggesting whiskers. The mouse's body rests on a slightly textured, white surface, and is completed by a long, thin tail extending from its back. The overall appearance is both simple and charming, capturing a playful, artistic interpretation of a mouse with a sense of handcrafted creativity.

The image shows a small, whimsical mouse crafted from a soft, sponge-like material, with red ears attached to the top. Its eyes are represented by two small, dark beads, and it has a tiny, rounded bead as a nose. Fine white strands protrude from either side of the bead, suggesting whiskers. The mouse's body rests on a slightly textured, white surface, and is completed by a long, thin tail extending from its back. The overall appearance is both simple and charming, capturing a playful, artistic interpretation of a mouse with a sense of handcrafted creativity.

Name/Title

Foam Mouse (Red Ears)

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1691B

Description

Foam mouse with red ears and brown tail. 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.