Teacher mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image features a small, cartoonish figurine of a mouse with large, expressive eyes and oversized ears, exuding a playful and whimsical character. The mouse is crafted from a smooth material and painted in a warm brown color. Its white belly and the detailing around its eyes, nose, and mouth add to its adorable appearance. The mouse is holding a small, rounded object resembling a microphone in one of its front paws, which suggests it could be singing or making an announcement. There is a noticeable red stripe on the object, giving it a pop of color. The mouse's posture, with its tail curled upwards and a slight smile on its face, gives the impression of animation and joyful movement. The entire figurine sits atop a textured surface, and in the background, a tag with writing can be seen, hinting at the possibility of it being part of a collection or having a specific theme or significance.

The image features a small, cartoonish figurine of a mouse with large, expressive eyes and oversized ears, exuding a playful and whimsical character. The mouse is crafted from a smooth material and painted in a warm brown color. Its white belly and the detailing around its eyes, nose, and mouth add to its adorable appearance. The mouse is holding a small, rounded object resembling a microphone in one of its front paws, which suggests it could be singing or making an announcement. There is a noticeable red stripe on the object, giving it a pop of color. The mouse's posture, with its tail curled upwards and a slight smile on its face, gives the impression of animation and joyful movement. The entire figurine sits atop a textured surface, and in the background, a tag with writing can be seen, hinting at the possibility of it being part of a collection or having a specific theme or significance.

Name/Title

Teacher mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1867

Description

Brown Mouse wearing a white and blue apron, holding a bell in her left paw and a white and red book in her right. 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.