I collect everything concerning the Toni doll. At a large doll show I quite unexpectedly came across this paper doll of Toni, which I had no idea existed! It is complete with two large dolls front and back and two small dolls front and back, along with fantastic fashions to cut out!
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Let’s explore Famous Queens and Martha Washington, a complete boxed set of early portrait paper dolls created by Canadian artist Elizabeth S. Tucker with soft-toned watercolors. In 1895, Frederick A. Stokes and Company in New York used the chromolithography process to print them. Seven women comprise the set: Queen Marie Antoinette from France, Queen Isabella I from Spain, Queen Elizabeth I of England, Queen Louise from Prussia, Queen Victoria from England, Queen Margherita from Italy, and Martha Washington.
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Marie Whelan of Pembertea offers sewing kits and instructions to create eight of Jane Austen’s...
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A Broadway song from “Seesaw” points out that “it’s not where you start; it’s where you finish.”...
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If I had to choose an artist who epitomizes modernity and futurism, I would select David Bowie. My...
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By Karen B. Kurtz Photos by Mark A. Kurtz except where indicated Britain’s royal family has been...
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Ashton-Drake versions of the March family, the main characters of “Little Women” As...
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Photos Courtesy of Movie Star News When Natalie Wood was a child star, she figured among one of...
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