Spanish Matador Cloth Doll made by Josephine Smith Duncan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image showcases a detailed, handcrafted doll dressed in a vintage-inspired outfit. The doll is adorned with a black hat and a matching long coat trimmed with ornate lace, exuding a sense of old-world elegance. Its facial features are intricately stitched, giving it a whimsical and lifelike expression. The doll's attire includes a textured belt wrapped around its waist, and its hands are designed with gloves that accentuate the sophisticated look. A small tag with the inscription "12.3.1529" hangs from the doll, possibly indicating a catalog number or collection date. Resting on a soft, neutral background, this doll's craftsmanship and attention to detail reflect a blend of artistic creativity and cultural charm.

The image showcases a detailed, handcrafted doll dressed in a vintage-inspired outfit. The doll is adorned with a black hat and a matching long coat trimmed with ornate lace, exuding a sense of old-world elegance. Its facial features are intricately stitched, giving it a whimsical and lifelike expression. The doll's attire includes a textured belt wrapped around its waist, and its hands are designed with gloves that accentuate the sophisticated look. A small tag with the inscription "12.3.1529" hangs from the doll, possibly indicating a catalog number or collection date. Resting on a soft, neutral background, this doll's craftsmanship and attention to detail reflect a blend of artistic creativity and cultural charm.

Name/Title

Spanish Matador Cloth Doll made by Josephine Smith Duncan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1529

Description

One five inch cloth doll dressed as a Spanish Matador. Clothing made of black velvet. From a collection of dolls made by Mrs. John Duncan/assorted materials /painted eyes/yarn hair/bodies made with beads, buttons, lace, ribbon jewelry, other materials/approximately 134 dolls, from the Doll Museum Collection.