A paper doll I've never seen before, found on the web, when I searched for images on Google of paper dolls and recortables (cut-outs in Spanish). Wish I had saved the web location. Looks like a 1930s comic strip paper doll.
Linda, You outdo yourself again and again. This is simply fabulous. I don't collect paper dolls and I am going to stay away from those paper doll shows. Danger! Danger! It would be the end of me. :)
A paper doll I've never seen before, found on the web, when I searched for images on Google of paper dolls and recortables (cut-outs in Spanish). Wish I had saved the web location. Looks like a 1930s comic strip paper doll.
Hello, Linda! I also have this picture from the internet. I got it from a Picasa album. Here's the link:
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Best,
Pilar
thanks!
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ReplyDeleteYou outdo yourself again and again. This is simply fabulous. I don't collect paper dolls and I am going to stay away from those paper doll shows. Danger! Danger! It would be the end of me. :)
The paper doll is by artist Charlotte Ware, a most sought-after paper doll artist by today's collectors.
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Thanks, Jean! For some reason I kept thinking the artist was Charles something or other. The script is so elaborate!
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