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by Susan Lafleur
$49.00
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An antique, well-loved 1950's doll that's been sitting around my house for ages. While her face is beautiful, her hair? Well, the original owner... more
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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1 - 2 business days
An antique, well-loved 1950's doll that's been sitting around my house for ages. While her face is beautiful, her hair? Well, the original owner fancied herself a hair stylist, apparently.
Featured in the following FAA groups:
Lady Photographers, 05/19/16
Images That Excite You, 05/21/16
Welcome to Susan Lafleur's eclectic art gallery! Browse and enjoy! Feel free to comment if the mood hits. First things first - the Fine Art America watermark will not show up on any purchased and printed image! The artist was educated at Boston University School for the Arts. Much of the work is focused in New England, but a love of travel has produced artwork and photographs from around the world. After many years of working with computers for a living, Susan has learned to appreciate them as a tool for creating art. Much of the work seen here has been created or enhanced using various computer programs. For additional products that may not be available on FAA (there's a great beach tote and beach towels), see the Pixels...
$49.00
Kay Brewer
Cool nostalgia! l/f
Chaos Fractals
Very nice capture! l/f
Sunil Kapadia
Wonderful interpretation, lighting and composition. LF
Debby Pueschel
Ohhhh so beautiful! Congratulations on the 500 views! FLTw
Robert Bales
I do! My sister had one. Very nicely done!! v/f/t
Rosalie Scanlon
Would make an interesting book cover. Great capture and subject. L/shared
Linda Brody
I had a doll as a child that was my Great grandmothers... so it was probably from about 1880's... it had a china face/w eyes that moved... and wooden arms/legs that moved..... It's hair had been replaced at one time w/my great grandmother's hair... In my 20s, our family gave that doll to a friend of my parents... I sure wish I had it now...
Linda Brody
beautiful.
Lexa Harpell
Nice work Susan!
Mona Stut
Beautiful work
Lingfai Leung
Lovely
Greg and Chrystal Mimbs
Very nice
Stacey Chiew
Great capture!
Amy Sorvillo
Lovely vintage doll!
Belinda Greb
Wonderful!
Debbie Oppermann
Very nice!
Maria Keady
Lovely
Carol R Montoya
Wonderful capture!
Bonnie Follett
Wonderful doll photo - I had one like that when I was little.
Martin Howard
Super image!
Martine Murphy
Gorgeous!
Matt Plyler
Wonderful!