James 1st to Charles 1st

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows an intricately designed doll standing against a dark blue background, dressed in a historical or theatrical costume. The doll wears a white lace ruff around its neck, a cream-colored shirt with long sleeves and cuffs adorned with gold trim, and a red sash crossing its torso. The lower half is adorned with light blue, intricately patterned trousers, decorated with small gold geometric shapes and floral motifs. The doll also sports brown boots that reach halfway up its legs, each boot detailed with yellow embellishments at the top. It holds a decorative object that resembles a sword in its belt. The figure has a painted face with strikingly detailed blue eyes, and a small beard, adding a touch of realism and personality to its expressive demeanor. The doll is mounted on a simple, rectangular base, which supports it in an upright position. Overall, its ornate design and historical attire give it an air of regality and charm.

The image shows an intricately designed doll standing against a dark blue background, dressed in a historical or theatrical costume. The doll wears a white lace ruff around its neck, a cream-colored shirt with long sleeves and cuffs adorned with gold trim, and a red sash crossing its torso. The lower half is adorned with light blue, intricately patterned trousers, decorated with small gold geometric shapes and floral motifs. The doll also sports brown boots that reach halfway up its legs, each boot detailed with yellow embellishments at the top. It holds a decorative object that resembles a sword in its belt. The figure has a painted face with strikingly detailed blue eyes, and a small beard, adding a touch of realism and personality to its expressive demeanor. The doll is mounted on a simple, rectangular base, which supports it in an upright position. Overall, its ornate design and historical attire give it an air of regality and charm.

Name/Title

James 1st to Charles 1st

Entry/Object ID

2022.10.282

Description

England James 1st to Charles 1st 16th century mode in costume series saroff doll collection