Grey and White Mouse with Paw Raised from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a small, cute figurine of a cartoon mouse that appears to be crafted from a smooth, glossy material with a predominantly light grey color. The mouse has large, expressive blue eyes and long eyelashes, giving it a whimsical and friendly appearance. Its ears are oversized and slightly pink on the inside, adding to its charming characteristics. The mouse is depicted in a playful pose, standing on two legs with one arm raised as if it is waving. Its tail curls around its feet, and a delicate white string is tied around its neck, possibly to hang it as an ornament. The figurine is resting on a speckled white surface that resembles a textured material, providing a contrasting background that highlights the mouse figure. The overall effect is one of playful innocence, making it likely a decorative piece, perhaps part of a collection of similar whimsical figures.

The image shows a small, cute figurine of a cartoon mouse that appears to be crafted from a smooth, glossy material with a predominantly light grey color. The mouse has large, expressive blue eyes and long eyelashes, giving it a whimsical and friendly appearance. Its ears are oversized and slightly pink on the inside, adding to its charming characteristics. The mouse is depicted in a playful pose, standing on two legs with one arm raised as if it is waving. Its tail curls around its feet, and a delicate white string is tied around its neck, possibly to hang it as an ornament. The figurine is resting on a speckled white surface that resembles a textured material, providing a contrasting background that highlights the mouse figure. The overall effect is one of playful innocence, making it likely a decorative piece, perhaps part of a collection of similar whimsical figures.

Name/Title

Grey and White Mouse with Paw Raised from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1847

Description

Grey and White Mouse with blue eyes. One paw is raised and the other is on her hip. 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.