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Doll:Automobile Girl / Babyland Rag

E. I. Horsman Co.1907-1916

The Strong National Museum of Play

The Strong National Museum of Play
Rochester , United States

With the development of chromolithography, in the late 1800s, doll makers appropriated the technology to create life-like faces for their dolls. Albert Bruckner, a lithographer by trade, made a cloth mask with a lithographed face to apply to doll heads. A number of his dolls sold through E. I. Horsman as part of its Babyland Rag Doll series.

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  • Title: Doll:Automobile Girl / Babyland Rag
  • Creator: E. I. Horsman Co.
  • Date Created: 1907-1916
  • Location: New York, NY
  • Subject Keywords: girl
  • Type: Cloth and Rag Dolls, Dolls from the Early Twentieth Century
  • Medium: cloth
  • Object ID: 73.1725
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