Sentences with phrase «american black dolls»

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Moundverse Infants will present a collection of white dolls that Hancock, an African American male, has collected over the past 20 years, alongside black dolls from the Philadelphia African American Doll Museum.

Sugar Dumpling is the first black vinyl doll made in 1991 by the Greek American doll artist Fayzah Spano.

Other notable volumes document important collections («Black Dolls» and «Common Wealth: Art by African Americans in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston»).

The exhibition features a collection of white dolls that Hancock, an African American male, has collected over the past 20 years, alongside black dolls from the Philadelphia African American Doll Museum.