DeeBeeGee's Virtual Black Doll Museum™
Curation of antique, vintage, modern, and one-of-a-kind (OOAK) Black dolls
This installation was inadvertently deleted at some point. It was originally installed on January 17, 2025 and re-installed on April 25, 2026.
16-inch felt doll with companions was made for the WLBDA Facebook group as their 2020 club doll by Karen Oyekanmi. #clubdoll #limitededitiondoll #limitededitiondoll #feltdoll #feltdoll #dollwithdolls #KarenOyekanmi #
R. John Wright’s Hottentot Kewpie, made of felt in 2001, is from a limited edition of 500. #RJohnWrightdoll #Kewpie #RoseOneill #feltdoll
Toddler Baby is a one-of-a-kind felt doll with a mini doll. The larger doll’s dress was fashioned after a dress worn by the curator’s then-4-year-old daughter. #ooakblackdoll #ooakdoll #oneofakinddoll #feltdoll #clothdoll
Elizabeth Eckford is a 20-inch felt and cloth, one-of-a-kind portrait doll of 15-year-old Elizabeth Eckford, one of the “Little Rock Nine” students who desegregated Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas on September 4, 1957. #littlerocknine #centralhighschool #schooldesegregation #civilrightsmovement
Makeba is a one-of-a-kind 17-inch press-felt doll by Starkey’s Daughter Cloth Dolls. #feltdoll #blackfeltdoll #OOAKdoll #artistdoll
Keziah – 1860 is a 23-inch felt artist doll with a sculpted face that represents a girl from 1860, possibly enslaved. #artistdoll #feltdoll #blackdoll #1860 #carolynseybert
Tina is a felt artist doll by Debbie Richmond for MasterPiece Galleries from the year 2000. #blackfeltdoll #artistdoll #blackdoll #doll #collectibledoll
Floria is a felt doll by Anili of Italy. #blackdoll #feltdoll #Anilidoll #AniliScavinidoll #artistdoll
One-of-a-kind tribute doll to Dorothy Counts, the 15-year-old girl who desegregated Harding High School in Charlotte NC in 1957. #schooldesegregation, #hardinghighschool #dorothycounts #blackhistorydoll #blackhistory
A one-of-a-kind portrait doll of Sojourner Truth by Starkey’s Daughter Cloth Dolls #ooakdoll #portraitdoll #sojournertruthdoll
DeeBeeGee's Virtual Black Doll Museum™