Art Museum Dolls

Lizjul Doll Designings

Art Museum Dolls

Lizjul Doll Museum Art

For The Serious Doll Collector: Hand Made And Hand Designed Dolls

Pas de Deux Ala Alivin Ailey

Pas de Deux ala Alvin Ailey

These dolls were made to celebrate the dancers of Alvin Ailey. The two dolls stand at 10 inches tall. They are hand-designed cloth dolls. Their dance wear was made with seed beads, dance slippers of fabric. Their faces were hand stitched. Stand is included. Male Dancer is the anchor for the piece. You can be creative in posing them. Great gift for the dance fan!

Price: $94.00

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About Pas de Deux ala Alvin Ailey

A couple of years ago I had an opportunity to see the Alvin Ailey Dance Company perform one of their most memorable pieces - Revelations. It’s a very colorful group of spiritual dance performances that could move the audience from tears to rejoicing. In this beaded piece, I aimed to capture a small essence, not only of the famous dance piece, but of the late choreographer's goal to express human emotions through dance.

For The Love Of Music

This magnificent man, had his guitar dipped in gold, to signify his love and dedication for the golden sound of music! Cloth doll, 16 inches tall, flexible arms and legs.

Price: $295.00

The Future Harper

I love the harp. i wanted to create a doll with a unique rendition of a lever harp. I designed this doll with seed beads, as well as hand stitching her face. The harp is handmade with suede and painted with acrylic paint. I have to say I love her boots. They remind me of space boots but more futuristic. Our Future Harper holding in her left hand a crystal ball, a genuine crystal quartz.

Price: $85.00

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About The Future Harper

I was reading a biography of a harp player who talked of when she started playing the harp. She then explained that the harp wasn't her first choice of instruments. She played piano, then guitar, flute. She discovered the harp through a music class in her college. When she first played the Harp, she found it to be a delightful instrument. And that the harp, became a perfect musical match for her. The imagery this gave me in creating this piece was to paint a picture of a new found connection to an instrument and bringing this instrument into the present, with its rich ancient past, to come forth, and join the ranks of this musician to expand her musical abilities and venues as far as she could take it.

Join me and other harpers, harpists and music apostles in group discussions and in the sharing of interests

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