Name: Carolyn
Made by and When: Carolynne White, 1998
Material: Paper clay (head and shoulder plate), cloth body, arms, and legs with wired armature in the arms; pulpboard and wire for the doll stand
Marks: Carolyn/©1994/1998/Caron Enterprises
Height: 37 inches
Hair, Eyes, Mouth: Synthetic handmade wig has multiple braids, brown painted eyes, closed mouth
Clothes/Accessories: Wears multicolored short-sleeve dress with matching headscarf, has beaded earrings attached to the headscarf which is attached to the face, matching beaded necklace and bracelet, painted-on bronze shoes; has a custom doll stand created by the artist.
Other: The artist of this lovely, one-of-a-kind art doll transitioned in September 2018. The doll, Carolyn, and the others made by the artist will preserve White’s legacy as an accomplished doll artist and doll collector.
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She is beautiful. What is very interesting is my perception that from the front she looks peaceful and content but in profile she looks as though something troubles her…
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Thank you for sharing your keen perception of the two moods the artist captured in Carolyn’s sculpt. The slightly downturned mouth visible in the profile gives off sadness while the forward view does illustrate peacefulness.
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