The Story of German Doll Making, 15302000,Used

The Story of German Doll Making, 15302000,Used

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This reference book, brimming with 350 color photos of dolls made of china, bisque, wood, papiermache', waxover papiermache', explains the tradition of 470 years of doll making in Germany. This informative resource tool brings German doll making to a personal level as the reader travels back in time and visits the workshops and factories relating to doll making of yesteryear. It shares documented stories of the home workers and the roles their families played in making dolls in the central area of Germany. The book documents many antique dolls never before identified from shards dug up at a number of old porcelain factories. Current pictures of Thuringian buildings provide a visual tour of important homes and factories relating to dollmaking.

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