Artist: Anton Doll (1826 - 1887)
Nationality: German
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Artworks in Museum Collections: (60)
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Life As a Doll: Cracked Doll, Ann Murdy  (Artist), 1993, Screenprint
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Hans Bellmer - Doll 1936 painted aluminum The Museum of Modern Art German
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Suzanne Valadon - The Abandoned Doll 1921 oil on canvas National Museum of Women in the Arts French
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Hazel Janicki - Paper Doll 1944 tempera on compositi Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Elliott Torrey - Girl with a Doll 1920 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art American
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James Rosenquist - Gift Wrapped Doll #3 1992 oil on canvas Cleveland Museum of Art American
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Karel Appel - Magic Doll With Pig's Head 1961 oil on canvas Hirshhorn Museum Dutch
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Roy Carruthers The Doll House Color lithograph 1984
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Anton Lehmden Laxenberg Etching 1962
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Tatiana , circa 1950, Silk, velvet
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Tatiana , circa 1950, Silk, velvet
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Madame Suzy , 1940s, Silk satin
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ANTON VAN DYCK (1599-1641) (1630 vers) by DYCK Anton Van
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Anton Lehmden Bestie (Beast) Etching 1962
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Suzanne Colbert , circa 1940, Cotton piqué
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Reine, Inc. , early 1930s, Satin ribbon, straw net
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Doll, Shibuya Eiichi (Japan, born 1928) , early-mid 1970s, Etching
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The Savoyards Anton Dieffenbach (German, 1831-1904)Oil on canvas; 17 1/2 x 14 3/8 in. (44.5
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Shiko Munakata Two Doll Figures Woodcut with hand coloring on verso 20th century
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Toy Monkey Doll, Suzuki Masanao (Japan, 1815 - 1890) , mid-19th century, Wood
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Vue de Constantinople (1860) by MELBYE Anton
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Manchurian Doll, Urata Giichi (Japan) , March 15, 1934, Color woodblock print
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Adriaen van Ostade The Doll (La Poupee Demandee) ET 1679
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Self-Portrait with doll, Hans Bellmer (Germany, 1902 - 1975)  (Artist), 1934, Gelatin-silver print
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Henry Wolf Only a Doll Wood Engraving 19th - 20th century
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Tiger Doll, Kyusen (Rakushiken) (Japan, died N/A)  (Artist), late 19th century, Tea-bush wood
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Elsa Schiaparelli (Italy, Rome, 1896 - 1973) , Spring 1939, Fur felt
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Papier-mâché Doll of a Woman, Urata Giichi (Japan) , July 1933, Color woodblock print
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Clay Dekkorobo Doll, Masumi Tadao (Japan) , July 1933, Color woodblock print
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The Doll Maker, Sekino Jun’ichiro (Japan, Aomori, 1914 - 1988) , 1956, Color woodblock print
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The Doll Maker, Sekino Jun’ichiro (Japan, Aomori, 1914 - 1988) , 1956, Color woodblock print
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Woman’s Doll Hat, I. Magnin & Co. (United States, California, Los Angeles, 1893 - 1995) , circa 1939, Fur felt
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Gilbert Adrian (United States, 1903 - 1959) , circa 1942, Wool faille
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Macy’s Department Store , circa 1940, Straw, silk velvet
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ISABELLE CLAIRE EUGENIE D'AUTRICHE (1566-1633) , REGENTE DES-PAYS BAS, EN HABIT DE CLARISSE (17e siècle) by DYCK Anton Van
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Elsa Schiaparelli (Italy, Rome, 1896 - 1973) , Autumn 1939, Silk velvet
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Substitute Doll, Masanao (School of) (Japan, died N/A)  (Artist), late 18th century, Ivory with staining, sumi
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Reine, Inc. , circa 1935, Silk satin, silk chenille, satin ribbon, silk net
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Michael Wohlgemuth Liber chronicarum ([Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 1493]) Book with over 1800 woodcuts 1493
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Textile Length, ’Skyline’, Farkas and Baerman for L. Anton Maix Fabrics  (Artist), mid-1950s, Printed linen
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PORTRAIT D'HOMME AU POURPOINT ENTR'OUVERT (2e moitié 17e siècle) by FRANCHOYS Lucas
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Baby, Doll, and Gun, W. Eugene Smith (United States, 1918 - 1978) , Gelatin-silver print
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Doll Maker, Sekino Jun’ichiro (Japan, Aomori, 1914 - 1988) , 20th century, Color woodblock print
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Marine, effet d'orage (1845) by MELBYE Anton
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Henry Wolf Kittyman Tannyman and her doll Wood Engraving 19th - 20th century
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Woman’s Doll Hat, I. Magnin & Co. (United States, California, Los Angeles, 1893 - 1995) , circa 1945, Silk organdy
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Papier-mâché Daruma Doll and Hanging Fish, Masumi Tadao (Japan) , July 1933, Color woodblock print
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Echiji Doll, Ogawa Tatsuhiko (Japan, 1910 - 1988) , November 20, 1933, Black and white woodblock print
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The wax doll, Hugo Steiner-Prag (Bohemia, Prague, 1880 - 1945) , 1915-1916, Lithograph on handmade paper
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Head of a Korean Doll, Okamoto Saburo (Japan, born 1911) , November 1932, Color woodblock print
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Woman’s Doll Hat, John P. (Harberger) John (Germany, Munich, 3/14/1906 - 6/25/1993) , circa 1950, Straw, nylon net
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Woman’s Doll Hat, John P. (Harberger) John (Germany, Munich, 3/14/1906 - 6/25/1993) , circa 1950, Straw, nylon net
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Doll Festival, Katsushika Hokusai (Japan, Tokyo, 1760 - 1849) , circa 1802, Color woodblock print
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The Single Word, Don Anton  (Artist), 1983, Screenprint
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Eizan Young Woman with Doll color woodcut vertical diptych circa 1820 - 1830
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Sally Victor (United States, 1905 - 1977) , circa 1940, Silk, tulle, grosgrain ribbon
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Papier-mâché Doll Holding a Carp, Ozaki Kunijiro (Japan, 1909 - 1979) , July 1933, Color woodblock print
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Bergdorf Goodman (United States, New York, New York City, born 1906) , early 1930s, Fur felt, silk net
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Woman’s Doll Hat, Gilbert Adrian (United States, 1903 - 1959) , circa 1947, Wool felt, grosgrain ribbon, silk net
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Woman’s Doll Hat, I. Magnin & Co. (United States, California, Los Angeles, 1893 - 1995) , circa 1938, Silk velvet, feathers

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (40)
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James Baird Gallery: Good in Bed: Sex, Eroticism and Pornography
"Lickity Split" , the title to this painting, suggests a number of things. Painted by a man it would have brought many other connotations but being painted by a woman artist, changes everything. "Barbies are children's toys as well as adult...
Cambridge Galleries: Catherine Heard: Effigies
Carefully sewn together and with great attention to detail, these figures recall to us the craft tradition of handmade rag dolls. And yet, to call these objects dolls seems very inappropriate. These figures contradict everything we know or assoc...
31Grand: Pop Life
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ArtHaus: No Contest: A Sculpted Installation by Adam Kurtzman
Kurtzman decided to address this concept in early 2000 with his first doll, whereby he pushed the fetish aspect of the sensuality in the figure. “She had the classic ‘kewpee’ pose, and reticent, innocent expression. After sculpting the prototype...
Museum of Contemporary Art, Tucson: New! With Anti-Oxidants
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Castlefield Gallery: Variable Dimensions in Working Practice
Responding to the growing interest in the forms of exhibition spaces for new and emerging technologies, director Roger McKinley used the hi-tech meets lo-fi approach, buying advertising space in established print publications. The 5 commiss...
Townhouse Gallery / Factory Space: Robba Veccia: Lara Baladi AND Arcyis: Huda Lutfi
For her upcoming exhibition, entitled Robba Veccia, Baladi has constructed a “life-sized” kaleidoscope in the Townhouse’s Factory space. A triangular tunnel of mirrors creates a series of reflections that produces the illusion of an arabesque-lik...
Ars Gallery, Omotesandou: Leimia Go Home / IFAA Exhibition of imagination
The IFAA is Japan's first art association of Fantastic imagination society. IFAA (International Fantastic Art Association) was established just this year (2006) and this is their first exhibition from the 28 members who work under the genre of fan...
San Jose Museum of Art: Girlfriend! The Barbie Sessions by David Levinthal
For the Barbie Series, Levinthal returns Barbie to her fashion model roots. Executed with a professional stylist and dresser on the set, Levinthal's ...
Art Scene Warehouse: Feng Dakang - Solo Exhibition
The details of Feng’s compositions - the bricks, wood and cracked concrete - are skillfully rendered with keen attention to detail. As a result, one might overlook his expression of annihilation and impending demise and instead see the extraordina...
Stalke Gallery: Works on Paper: Dame Darcy, Neil Farber, Marcel Dzama and Jacquelyn Tough
The four artists in the show have been chosen by gallery director Richard Heller from California. Besides the medium, the four artists share a combination of distorted pop sensibility and a dreaming, often nightmarish imagination. The illustrat...
le Genie de la Bastille Open Studios: Americains in Paris
Le Génie de la Bastille began a program of public exhibitions in artist studios in 1984, followed by a series of international cultural exchanges with artists from Europe, Japan, Chile, Korea, and Algeria. In its first collaboration with the U.S.,...
Gallery 1114, a contemporary artists cooperative: WHERE IN THE WORLD IS THE WIRRAL
The Gallery will also be showing the dolls of California artist, Sara Austin. Austin's dolls, have shown in museums and galleries across the United States. She has been published in several magazines, and has taught doll-making for several years. ...
Kentucky Museum of Arts and Design: As I See Myself: Autobiographical Art
Invited artists work in a variety of media and include, among others, doll maker Deborah Banyas, Oberlin, Ohio; ceramist Debra Fritts, Roswell, GA; fiber artist, Printmaker Clifford A. Harvey, Morgantown, WV; sculptor Lynne Peters, Red Bank, NJ; G...
Ruine Der Kunste: Wolf Kahlen: Retrospectives 2000-2003, Part IV; Since Gutenberg: Books/Photos/Internet
More may be seen together with his video sculptures and installations in a later part, which all present phenomena or topic-oriented selected cornerstones out of his ouvre. In this fourth part they present other media pieces SINCE GUTENBERG: i...
Institute of International Visual Arts - INIVA: THE KINGDOM OF THE BLIND: Hugh Locke
The installation combines a carnivalesque frieze of monumental figures (reaching up to 14 ft tall) with an elaborate backdrop of wall drawings. Depicting this fictional leader's rise to power, Locke's figures enact victorious moments in battle and...
First Street Gallery: A New Norm - Michele Liebler
Installed in Subculture the portraits collectively communicate an ingrained social narrative. Whether she is working from her figures or from an image bank, the colored pencils, graphite, and charcoal give the pieces slightly eerie presences. The ...
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center: 2001 Atlanta Biennal: When the Wind Blows
The Atlanta Biennial was initiated by Alan Sondheim in 1984 and was not limited to Atlanta artists. That stipulation occurred later and was maintained through 1999. In an attempt to lend some national presence to the Atlanta Biennial curator Teres...
Museum of Modern Art: Collaborations with Parkett: 1984 to Now
Founded in Zurich in 1984, the contemporary art journal Parkett has taken an innovative approach to magazine publishing. For each volume, artists are chosen to collaborate in the publishing process: they suggest authors to write on their work, con...
Museum of Contemporary Art, Cleveland: First Sight – An Encyclopedia of Childhood
A photographic time capsule, Kistemaker’s images document a treasure trove of objects his parents lovingly saved from his youth including clothing, toys, books, games, sheet music from music lessons and model railroad sets – and yet his process of...
Leica Gallery: Iris Klein: SHE, HER and ME
Described as “ghostly, graceful, and beautiful…”(Wiener Zeitung), Klein’s work amplifies the subtle boundaries between reality and fiction, projecting feelings from an introverted perspective that visualize half-conscious anxieties and sentimental...
Powerhouse Museum: FRUiTS: Tokyo Street Style - Photographs by Shoichi Aoki
FRUiTS: Tokyo street style is part of the visual arts program of Sydney Festival 2003 and is the first major exhibition for Japanese photographer Shoichi Aoki. Shoichi Aoki began documenting street fashion in Tokyo's fashionable Harajuku are...
Sculpture Square Limited : What's The Big Gooloo? - Mystery solved by more than 100 kids
Artists and workshop assistants asked children at the Carnival what they thought The Big Gooloo was, and immediately set imaginations ablaze. Kids created artworks that ranged from the daintily cautious to the unbridled and outrageous, exp...
NSA Gallery: OBJET TROUVE By Deryck Healey
The 'search' for these mundane objects intensified after this exhibition, with daily walks, beachcombing, collecting, sorting, playing as a child, one thing leading to another on a journey of memory and discovery. These found objects have also tra...
Aakriti Art Gallery: Auction of Indian Contemporary And Modern Art
The auction has a few revelations in store such as an oil on canvas work by N.S. Bendre (22- 25 lacs US$ 51,163 - US$ 58,140), J. Swaminathan's "Bird, Tree & Mountain series" estimated between 65 lacs- 79 lacs (US$ 151,163 - US$ 174,419), Two work...
PS1 Contemporary Art Center: Visa for Thirteen
P.S.1s International Studio Program, founded in 1976, awards studio spaces to artists from 13 countries each year. The International Studio Program unites professional artists from varied cultural and aesthetic backgrounds. International artists a...
Gallery 44, Centre for Contemporary Photography: Of Kith and Kin: Davida Nemeroff, Susan E. Evans, Cynthia Greig and Richard H. Smith
Susan E. Evans was born as Juanna Ramos in April 1966 in Yankton, South Dakota. Upon adoption, she was given the name Susan Eileen Evans. Starting her photographic studies at the age of eight, Evans received her BFA in both Photography and Hologra...
Bonnefanten Museum: Anschool by Thomas Hirschhorn
ANSCHOOL rejects analysis, training and the creation of a ‘school’. On the other hand, ANSCHOOL stands for courage, curiosity and perseverance. One complete wing (1000m”) is transformed into a school divided into lots of classrooms with the usual ...
National Museum of Women in the Arts: The Intensely Colored, Symbolically Imaginative Work of Self-Taught Artist Nellie Mae Rowe
Rowe (1900-1982) lived all her life in rural Georgia, the last 50 years in Vinings, northwest of Atlanta. She created art from earliest childhood, drawing on scraps of paper and cardboard, and twisting the family's laundry into doll shapes. She firs...
Art Gallery of Ontario: Pop Photographica: Photography’s Objects in Everyday Life, 1842-1969
Presenting more than 160 works from private collections throughout the United States and Canada, Pop Photographica illustrates the ability that photographs have to bestow objects with individual identity and personal narrative. This compelling asp...
Marion Koogler McNay Art Museum: Elie Nadelman: Classical Folk
Born in Poland in 1882, Nadelman lived in various cities throughout Europe, including ten years in Paris, until settling in the United States in 1914, where he remained until his death in 1946.  It was during his years in America ...
Albright-Knox Art Gallery: Bodily Space: New Obsessions in Figurative Sculpture
Kudos to Holly E. Hughes for curating a show so startling, so slyly subversive, it worms its way into your skin before you even realize it. It’s one of the best I’ve ever seen. Here is body as locus of the commercial and the contemplative; as s...
Stedelijk Museum: Next Level: Art, Games and Reality
The realism of simulations has undergone an enormous development in a very short time. The visual language in digital games has become so natural that it almost transcends fiction. In some cases this permits this realism to lead a life of its own,...
Queens Museum of Art: Joan Jonas: Five Works
Joan Jonas (b. 1936) is one of the most important women artists to emerge from the late 1960s and 1970s. Working in New York as a sculptor, by 1968 she moved into what was then considered new territory – mixing performance with props and mediated ...
De Appel: Dark Mirrors from Japan
The impetus for the exhibition was the celebration of 400 years of relations between the Netherlands and Japan. Yukinori Yanagi and Yoshiko Shimada, both born in 1959, are quite different from the artists of the younger generation. ...
De Appel: The World is Fine, We Ourselves Unfortunately Somewhat Less: Ritsaert ten Cate
With works by: Tiong Ang/Roy Villevoye, Erzebet Baerveldt, Francis Bacon, Jan Banning, Johannes Bosboom, Joost van den Broek, Ritsaert ten Cate, Merlijn Doomernik, Marlene Dumas, Albert Eckhout, Ger van Elk, Lucio Fontana, Dominique Ghesquière, Gi...
Association for Visual Arts: Beach: by Deryck Healey
Each image is given equal importance and emphasis, be it a beached-up Barbie doll torso, a used and found dildo, sea sand scarred with oil spillage, a spirited beach party of lost friends, or the seduction of diet conscious models in fashionable s...
Haus der Kunst: Tune the World: Sound sculptures - Pictures - Drawings

Stephan von Huene was born in Los Angeles in 1932 as the son of Baltic-German emigrants. He studied free art and art history at the University of California Los Angeles and the Chouinard Art Institute, among other places. In 1971 began his long te...
Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art: Four New Exhibitions Opened Yesterday
FLOOR TO CEILING
January 20 – May 1, 2002 The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art is pleased to announce Floor to Ceiling, an exhibition of site-specific installations, January 20 – May 1, 2002.  Jean Blackburn, Francis Cape and Markus...
Brevard Museum of Art and Science: Mariam Shapiro: Works on Paper, A Thirty Year Retrospective
Born in Toronto, Canada, in 1923, Schapiro’s life in art started early. Her father, Theodore Schapiro, was an artist and raised his daughter to become one. He taught her drawing at age 6 and enrolled her in a life drawing class at 14 -- ...

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