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A doll made in Quebec, Canada from a corn husk and leaves. Iroquois culture., 1827 (corn husk, cotton, wool, glass beads, deer skin)
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A doll made in Quebec, Canada from a corn husk and leaves. Iroquois culture., 1827 (corn husk, cotton, wool, glass beads, deer skin)
7295420 A doll made in Quebec, Canada from a corn husk and leaves. Iroquois culture., 1827 (corn husk, cotton, wool, glass beads, deer skin); 4x27x12 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: A doll made from a corn husk and leaves. It has deerskin legs and wears a long black wool skirt decorated with beadwork and ribbon, black leggings also beaded, a pink cotton overdress secured with a square silver brooch and a black shawl. An associated label on a visiting card is printed 'Rev John Philip Gell, Buxted Rectory' and hand written 'Papoose 1827. Brought home by Franklin from his second voyage to the Polar Sea, for his little daughter Eleanor Isabella'.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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This stunning print captures a doll made in Quebec, Canada in 1827, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of the Iroquois culture. Created from corn husk and leaves, this unique doll stands at 4x27x12 cm and features delicate details such as deerskin legs, a long black wool skirt adorned with beadwork and ribbon, black leggings with intricate beading, a pink cotton overdress secured with a square silver brooch, and a black shawl.
The accompanying label on a visiting card reveals the sentimental history behind this doll - it was brought home by Franklin from his second voyage to the Polar Sea for his daughter Eleanor Isabella. The inscription 'Papoose 1827' adds to the charm of this historical artifact.
This piece not only serves as a toy but also represents the rich cultural heritage of North America's indigenous peoples. The vibrant colors and meticulous attention to detail showcase the skill and artistry of its creators. This doll is truly a testament to the creativity and ingenuity of the Iroquois people during the 19th century.
Displayed at the National Maritime Museum in London, UK, this photograph allows us to appreciate and admire this beautiful piece of history that continues to captivate viewers with its beauty and significance.
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