On April 2, 2011, well-known doll artist and designer Joan Greene will present a Gallery Showing of Rare Prototype Dolls at the historic Hardaway House in Nashville, Tennessee
Gallery Showing of Rare Prototype DollsNeighborhood: East Nashville
Nashville, TN 37206
United States of America
M any magazines and organizations award women their prestigious Woman of the Year Awards , usually in the spring, to honor females who have broken glass ceilings and contributed significantly to their respective industries, regions, etc. But a recent trend has been to name MEN as “Woman of the Year,” as long as they wear a dress and call themselves a women. Males Winning Woman of the Year In 2014, Time awarded their “Woman of the Year” award to Roderick “Laverne” Cox. Glamour Magazine also manawarded their 2014 “Woman of the Year” honors to Cox. Other men who have walked away with Woman of the Year awards include: Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner, Richard/Rachel Levine ( USA Today) and Dylan Mulvaney. See “Men Named Woman of the Year” for more. Fashion Dolls 101 Names 1st WOMAN OF THE YEAR With all the attention on men stealing women’s awards, we thought it was time we jumped on the bandwagon and started giving out our own “Woman of the Y...
To commemorate the inauguration of President Donald Trump, this is an appropriate time to look at the fun figures inspired by the man himself. While some would disagree, many would say the man himself is a living doll. There’s no denying he has inspired several dolls and figures First is the Donald J. Trump 12” talking doll (center) which was released in 2004 while he was the star of the tv show, “The Apprentice.” This doll is a relatively life-like depiction of how Donald Trump looked while on the reality series and it says 17 phrases in his voice that were made popular on the show. It is dressed in his typical navy blue suit with red tie Next is the Trump troll doll (left) which was issued fairly recently, probably in 2023 or 2024. This troll is also dressed in Trump’s normal blue suit, white shirt and red tie and sports his flamboyant hair. Most recently, Proud Patriots released a Trump elf (right) in September 2024. This elf is dressed all in r...
Barbie has worn many hats over the decades — fashion model, astronaut, veterinarian, presidential candidate, rock star, CEO, and occasionally all of them before lunch. But alongside the ever-changing careers and couture, Mattel also gave the Pink Plastic Princess something else through the years: unforgettable slogans. In this nostalgic retrospective, we’re stepping back through the decades to revisit the iconic taglines, catchy jingles, and ambitious marketing campaigns that helped shape Barbie’s public image from 1959 to the present day. Some were genuinely inspirational. Some were wonderfully overdramatic. And a few sound unintentionally hilarious in hindsight. From “Teenage Fashion Model” to “You Can Be Anything,” Barbie’s slogans didn’t just sell dolls — they sold entire eras of fashion, ambition, fantasy, and girlhood. Paired here with custom fashion doll illustrations, this retrospective explores what America’s Eyernal Style Icon was teaching generations of children… wheth...
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