Grey Mouse with Scarf on Head from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a small, charming mouse figurine designed with intricate detail. The mouse is clad in a cozy, red and green plaid scarf wrapped around its head and body, giving it a festive, holiday appearance. Its face is painted with simplistic yet expressive features, including large, round eyes and small whiskers. The ears are crafted from a contrasting material, adding a tactile element. The figurine holds a tiny pot, possibly representing a container, with a decorative holly leaf and red berry attached, further enhancing its festive theme. A loop of thin gold string is attached to its side, indicating it might be used as an ornament. The mouse stands on a textured, light background that resembles a snow-covered surface, suggesting a winter or Christmas context, and lending a whimsical charm to the overall appearance of this delightfully festive ornament.

The image depicts a small, charming mouse figurine designed with intricate detail. The mouse is clad in a cozy, red and green plaid scarf wrapped around its head and body, giving it a festive, holiday appearance. Its face is painted with simplistic yet expressive features, including large, round eyes and small whiskers. The ears are crafted from a contrasting material, adding a tactile element. The figurine holds a tiny pot, possibly representing a container, with a decorative holly leaf and red berry attached, further enhancing its festive theme. A loop of thin gold string is attached to its side, indicating it might be used as an ornament. The mouse stands on a textured, light background that resembles a snow-covered surface, suggesting a winter or Christmas context, and lending a whimsical charm to the overall appearance of this delightfully festive ornament.

Name/Title

Grey Mouse with Scarf on Head from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1728

Description

A Wood Grey mouse with a red and Green scarf on her head. She is wearing bright green shawl and is holding a bowl of seeds. 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.