Mouse Chewing Bubblegum from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a small, cute figurine of a cartoon-like brown mouse with exaggerated large ears and big, expressive eyes. It is adorably chewing on a piece of bubble gum, which is depicted as a white bubble in front of its face, capturing an innocent and playful demeanor. The mouse is positioned upright and its tail is curved behind it. The figure is adorned with a simple white string bowed around its neck, giving an impression that it could be hung as a decoration or ornament. The detail in the mouse’s face, with its tiny whiskers and eyelashes, adds to the whimsy and charm of the creation, making it an endearing collectible or decorative piece. The background of the image is a soft, off-white color with a slightly textured appearance, providing contrast and enhancing the visibility of the figurine by highlighting its warm brown color and playful details.

The image depicts a small, cute figurine of a cartoon-like brown mouse with exaggerated large ears and big, expressive eyes. It is adorably chewing on a piece of bubble gum, which is depicted as a white bubble in front of its face, capturing an innocent and playful demeanor. The mouse is positioned upright and its tail is curved behind it. The figure is adorned with a simple white string bowed around its neck, giving an impression that it could be hung as a decoration or ornament. The detail in the mouse’s face, with its tiny whiskers and eyelashes, adds to the whimsy and charm of the creation, making it an endearing collectible or decorative piece. The background of the image is a soft, off-white color with a slightly textured appearance, providing contrast and enhancing the visibility of the figurine by highlighting its warm brown color and playful details.

Name/Title

Mouse Chewing Bubblegum from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1873

Description

Brown Mouse holding a piece of pink Bubblegum in its left paw and blowing a pink gum bubble. 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.