A doll that promotes #HBCUs #blackfashiondoll
Tag Archives: Black doll history
Tea Bell Mammy
Example of a 1940s tea bell mammy illustrates #thewaytheysawus
Julia Paper Dolls
Paper doll books of #DiahannCarroll’s role as Julia, the first American TV show to feature an African American woman in a non-stereotypical role #Julia #blackhistory
Black is Beautiful Paper Dolls
“Black is Beautiful” is proclaimed in this 1969 paper doll boxed set of four Black paper dolls. #blackisbeautiful
Michael Jackson Paper Doll Commemorative Edition 1958-2009
Six paper dolls feature #MichaelJackson throughout different phases of his career
Great Black Entertainers Paper Dolls
A #paperdoll book of famous Black entertainers
Clonette Baby DeiDei and Figurine
#Clonette dolls originated as an ere ibeji or replacement object for Yoruba mothers, who have a high incidence of twin births that result in the death of one twin.
Tribal Dancer Xhosa Woman
Made of leather, this doll represents a South African Xhosa woman. #doll #Xhosawoman
Fannie Lou Hamer
#blackhistory A Fannie Lou Hamer tribute doll by Gloria Y. Rone is curated.
February Installations
Black history month announcement re: February installations