I keep going back and back to read and re-read posts from Marta's Dolls from the Attic...Mis Munecas blog.
You see, it is filled to the brim with pictures of Victorian dolls and information on the Victorian Era and I am fascinated by the amount of information that Marta has within her blog. I can only imagine the amount of effort and work that goes into finding all the material for her posts.
If you LOVE Victorian dolls, history, and pictures from the Victorian era then you'll want to visit Dolls from the Attic...Mis Munecas .
Here's a listing of the articles from Marta's wonderful Dolls from the Attic...Mis Munecas blog.
- Children of Paris
- The Queen is Dead...Long Live the King!
- "The Fashion Doll" Trend Setters of the 18th Century
- ...and all the King's ladies
- Edward Albert...Son and Heir Apparent
- The Regal Beauty of Parian Dolls
- Little Lord Fauntleroy... The Edwardian Era
- Bertie...a rebellious prince. "The Edwardians" (part 2)
- "The Edwardians " (part one) an introduction.
- Walking Down the Red Carpet 19th century style
- Porcelain, from the T'ang Dynasty to Meissen
- Pale yet lovely, glazed and beautiful.
- "Waifs and Strays" The Poor Victorians
- "Upstairs, Downstairs" Victorian Middle Classes
- It was the Best of Times, It was the Worst of Times (Victorian era part 8)
- The Holly, The Ivy, and the Mistletoe (part 7 Victorian Era)
- The Ethereal Beauty of Wax (Victorian era part 6)
- The Art of Victorian Mourning ( Victorian era part 5)
- Queen Victoria: Wife, Mother and Widow (part four Victorian era)
- Dolls of the 19th century..The Dawning of Porcelain (part 3 Victorian era)
- Victoria and Albert (part 2, Victorian era)
- The Victorian Era 1837 - 1901 (part 1) Princess Victoria of Kent
- Grodner Tal, "Tuck Comb," Peg Wooden Dolls
- Biedermeier Period 1820-1836
- Origin of the Term "Milliner's Model Doll"...What's in a Name?
- Milliner's Model Doll... A Fashion Model or a Toy?
- Those Frills, and Flowers, and Buttons and Bows......
- Street Vendors of the 19th century...Peddlers or Pedlars?
- Hot cross buns, one ha' penny, two ha' penny hot cross buns...
- The Georgian Period 1714-1830
- Georgian Children
- House of Hanover
- The Endearing Cranford Ladies
- A Time of Sense and Sensibility
- Jane Austen's Regency Gentlewomen
- Papier Mache Dolls and Key Manufacturers: Muller 1805-1892
- The Key Manufacturers: Voit 1806-1882
- The Key Manufacturers: Kestner 1805-1938
- From the Forests of Thuringia
- What is Papier-Mache?
- The Napoleon Influence
- “Marie Antoinette and Louis-Auguste” a Fairy Tale Without a Happy Ending
- A Wedding at Versailles
- "Marie Antoinette," The Last Queen of France
- French Court Mannequins and Couture
- The Beginning of the End
- Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite
- Queen Elizabeth I "The Golden Age"
- Elizabethan Children
- 17th and 18th Century Dolls
- Medieval Children
- The Dolls of the Middle Ages
- Once Upon a Time.....
- The 12th Century a Time for Knights and Damsels in Distress
- A Glimpse of Richard Wright’s Incredible Collection
- I'm all that's left of a bizarre childhood...
- The Nutcracker
- The Golden Age of Automata
- Commedia Dell' Arte
- The Graham Children
- The Magical Musical Dolls
- Mechanical Dolls / Automatans
- Le Marottes et Folies
- Kings and Fools
- Florence, Jane, Mary Louisa, and Julia.
- A Gift From the Bees
- Beeswax..The Primary Material
- Las Meninas
- Wax Dolls A Victorian Plaything
- The Origins of Wax-Modeling
- Santos and Creche Figures
- Background on Nativity Sets
- Dolls of religious significance
- Coming of Age in the Ancient World
- The Dolls of Egypt, Greece and Rome
- Doll House of Petronella Dunois based on paintings from the Dutch Masters
- Interiors by Vermeer and Pieter De Hooch
- Early Wooden Dolls to the 1850s… Is beauty truly in the eye of the beholder...
- 1700 William and Mary Period English Wooden
- 1740 Queen Ann Period English Wooden
- 1800 Georgian Period English Wooden
- The Reinassance
- Portrait of Arabella Stuart ca,1577
- Christ Blessing the Children ca;1540
- English School,1506 Children of the King of Spain
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