Madame Alexander – DeeBeeGee's Virtual Black Doll Museum™

Let’s Play Dolls Anna

Let’s Play Dolls Anna was designed by Alice Darling for Madame Alexander and is from the Read Me a Story doll series. #madamealexander #robinwoods #alicedarling

Yellow Crayola Wendy

Yellow Crayola Wendy by Madame Alexander is featured in this installation. #MadameAlexander #Alexanderdolls #Crayoladoll #MadameAlexanderWendy

Lifelike Baby Victoria by Madame Alexander was part of the late-1990s reproduction of the original 1960s Baby Victoria dolls. Black versions, however, were not included in the original 1960s production. #madamealexander #reproductiondolls #vinyldolls #babydolls #highendplaydolls

Alexander Pussy Cat Dolls

Three versions from different years of Madame Alexander Pussy Cat dolls are featured. #madamealexander #alexanderdolls #pussycatdoll #vinylplaydoll #highendplaydoll

Ebony, Blanca, and Pablo

Ebony, Blanca, and Pablo by Hildegard Gunzel and Madame Alexander are artist dolls from the 1990s. #artistdoll #hildegardgunzel #madamealexander

Ashley Rose

Ashley Rose by Madame Alexander, introduced in 2002, is the only brown-skinned doll in the “Friends Forever” collection. #MadameAlexander #vinyldoll #14inchvinyldoll

Rebecca in Tommy Hilfiger

Rebecca is a 14-inch all-vinyl doll with jointed elbows and knees by Madame Alexander in a collaboration with Tommy Hilfiger. #Madamealexander #Tommyhilfigerdoll #vinyldoll #14inchvinyldoll

Baby Ellen Dolls

Made for a limited period in the 1960s-1970s, Baby Ellen by Madame Alexander is a 13-inch soft-vinyl drink and wet doll. #vintageblackbabydoll #madamealexanderdoll #blackdoll,

Sheer Delight

Sheer Delight Wendy by Madame Alexander 2005 is the first doll to use the dedicated African American Wendy face. #MadameAlexander #Alexanderdolls #8inchWendy #blackdoll #dollcollection #dollmuseum

C. J. Walker

Name: C. J. Walker Made by and When: Madame Alexander, 2011 Material: Hard plastic Marks: (On the back) ALEXANDER Height: 10 inches Hair, Eyes, Mouth: Black wig in a pinned-up, early 1900s style; brown sleep eyes with attached molded upper eyelashes and painted lower eyelashes, closed mouth with painted red lips Clothes: As described byContinue reading “C. J. Walker”