White and Blue Felt Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image showcases a charming little mouse figurine, crafted from a textured material that gives it a soft, whimsical appearance. This delightful mouse features oversized, rounded ears, adding to its endearing charm, and a tiny pink nose that sits subtly at the center of its face. Its eyes, small and black, convey a playful and curious expression. Notably, the mouse is adorned with a vibrant blue cone-shaped hat, giving it a festive flair. The body of the mouse is accented with a matching blue oval on its torso. A white string is attached, likely for hanging the decoration, and serves as a visual anchor against a textured background, perhaps hinting at the mouse's function as an ornament or festive charm. This delightful miniature artwork captures a sense of joy and whimsy perfectly suited for celebrating various cheerful occasions, invoking a sense of playful imagination.

The image showcases a charming little mouse figurine, crafted from a textured material that gives it a soft, whimsical appearance. This delightful mouse features oversized, rounded ears, adding to its endearing charm, and a tiny pink nose that sits subtly at the center of its face. Its eyes, small and black, convey a playful and curious expression. Notably, the mouse is adorned with a vibrant blue cone-shaped hat, giving it a festive flair. The body of the mouse is accented with a matching blue oval on its torso. A white string is attached, likely for hanging the decoration, and serves as a visual anchor against a textured background, perhaps hinting at the mouse's function as an ornament or festive charm. This delightful miniature artwork captures a sense of joy and whimsy perfectly suited for celebrating various cheerful occasions, invoking a sense of playful imagination.

Name/Title

White and Blue Felt Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1947

Description

White Mouse made of felt with a blue belly and a matching pointy blue hat. 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.