Yellow Mouse Trap with Gold Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image displays a mousetrap with a decorative, shiny, metallic mouse figure prominently placed at the center. The trap itself is set on a yellow base, and features a traditional wire mechanism often associated with classic traps. This particular design combines functionality with a whimsical, artistic touch, as the cartoon-like mouse is shown with exaggerated large ears and a cheeky expression, seemingly adding an element of humor to the otherwise utilitarian object. The background appears to be a textured white surface, and there's a piece of white string attached to the right side of the structure, potentially serving as an anchor or decorative element. Overall, the image presents a curious blend of practical design and playful artistic expression, showcasing how even everyday items can be transformed into visually intriguing pieces.

The image displays a mousetrap with a decorative, shiny, metallic mouse figure prominently placed at the center. The trap itself is set on a yellow base, and features a traditional wire mechanism often associated with classic traps. This particular design combines functionality with a whimsical, artistic touch, as the cartoon-like mouse is shown with exaggerated large ears and a cheeky expression, seemingly adding an element of humor to the otherwise utilitarian object. The background appears to be a textured white surface, and there's a piece of white string attached to the right side of the structure, potentially serving as an anchor or decorative element. Overall, the image presents a curious blend of practical design and playful artistic expression, showcasing how even everyday items can be transformed into visually intriguing pieces.

Name/Title

Yellow Mouse Trap with Gold Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1754

Description

A plastic yellow Mouse Trap with a gold Mouse sitting on it. 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.