![“‘More than once she had been known to have a teaparty…’ ~ “A Little Princess” illustrator Ethel Franklin Betts
From one of my favorite books ~ “A Little Princess” (1905) by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Ethel Franklin Betts [American Golden Age illustrator 1878-1956]
Ethel Franklin and her sister Anna Whelan Betts were both artists. The sisters studied at respected universities and with the noted illustrator Howard Pyle.”
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“‘More than once she had been known to have a teaparty…’ ~ “A Little Princess” illustrator Ethel Franklin Betts
From one of my favorite books ~ “A Little Princess” (1905) by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Ethel Franklin Betts [American Golden Age illustrator 1878-1956]
Ethel Franklin and her sister Anna Whelan Betts were both artists. The sisters studied at respected universities and with the noted illustrator Howard Pyle.”
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Dollhood is not…
(for the most part)
…barbie dolls, blythe dolls, sex dolls, “real” dolls, Bratz or American Girl dolls, grown women who look, dress up, or act like “dolls,” anime or modern ball-jointed dolls, cabbage patch kids, kewpies, matryoshkas, or the likes of chucky…
All those are grand, but this is meant to be a collection of images of all those other kinds of dolls especially if they’re captured in vintage illustrations, gold framed daguerreotypes, found snapshots, 19th century paintings, folk portraits, or advertisements from the 1950s.
(Though, of course, there is no denying a beautiful image of a vintage barbie or an unstacked row of stacking dolls...)
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