The same man who had the Phosphatine Falieres cutouts had this paper doll. It was my first paper doll find in Paris. Poor Francoise has no features -- the ink has rubbed off. I wouldn't be surprised if Patricia at Agence Eureka has this one in better shape.
Oh no it's sad but I've not this charming paperdoll but i've 10 "phosphatine" 2 here and one here and 4 but bad scans i must do it again and the 3 last
ReplyDelete;-) thanks for all your work and great gift (and sorry for bad english , hope your french holliday was great and the french not so horrible....)
patricia
I had a very good time, Patricia. People were patient as my husband attempted to speak French -- I let him do all the talking! I love your phosphatine collection.
ReplyDeleteWe'll have to keep searching for Francoise with a face!
Very lovely! As with nearly everything you have on this website of yours, I can hardly wait to print these out! The cutting, though, is another story entirely, likely due to my arthritis. Do you have any tips, O gracious paper doll master?
ReplyDeleteGod bless,
Alexandra, aged fourteen years, who proudly still plays with paper dolls =)