Plastic Neon Orange Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a small, bright orange amphibian, specifically a newt, resting on a textured, white surface. Its vivid color contrasts sharply against the background, highlighting its distinct features. The newt has a slender, curved body with a tail extending behind it, and small, delicate limbs splayed out to the sides. Tiny droplets of water can be seen on its skin, giving it a glossy appearance. The textured surface beneath looks like a soft, bubbly foam, which serves as a backdrop, emphasizing the newt's vibrant hue and smooth, moist skin texture.

The image shows a small, bright orange amphibian, specifically a newt, resting on a textured, white surface. Its vivid color contrasts sharply against the background, highlighting its distinct features. The newt has a slender, curved body with a tail extending behind it, and small, delicate limbs splayed out to the sides. Tiny droplets of water can be seen on its skin, giving it a glossy appearance. The textured surface beneath looks like a soft, bubbly foam, which serves as a backdrop, emphasizing the newt's vibrant hue and smooth, moist skin texture.

Name/Title

Plastic Neon Orange Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1750C

Description

Plastic neon orange mouse. 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.