PALMER COX BROWNIE DOLLS

Characters From The Comics and the Victorian Age

THE RETURN OF THE BROWNIES

A boy violinist and the brownies who may have lived with children's writer and illustrator Palmer Cox journey together into the realm of fairy.

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WHAT ARE ELEMENTALS?

W.B. YEATS

MARCO POGACNIK

PALMER COX

COX ILLUSTRATIONS

BROWNIE INTERACTIVE

WAYNE MORGAN LECTURE

THE RETURN OF THE BROWNIES

DOLLS

DOLLHOUSE DOLLS

STORYBOOK DOLLS

CARTOON DOLLS

ZIPPY THE PINHEAD

SYLVIA DOLL

MARIGOLD'S BOOK CLUB

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THE QUEEN'S PRESS

Palmer Cox was a tall, rugged, warm-hearted man who loved children, for whom he created characters based on the mythological brownie. He dressed his little characters in costumes of different nationalities and professions. In books and a magazine called St. Nicholas, he told of their helpful activities. His brownie character was popular for thirty years, and the first to be copywrited and licensed to advertise a variety of merchandise, including Ivory Soap and the Brownie Camera.
M.E. Heller is an artist and scholar who has received national acclaim for her handcrafted dolls. Archetypal and literary characters she has portrayed attracted the attention of the Strong Museum in Rochester, New York and led, in 1986, to the creation of a line of dolls based on the Palmer Cox Brownie. In 1999, she provided dolls and artwork to the Internationasl Museum of Photography at the George Eastman House in Rochester for their traveling exhibit in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the Brownie Camera. Her research into the characters, mythology, and legends of the brownies reaffirmed her belief in the underlying benevolence of Mother Earth, inspiring the author to write stories about the mythological brownies.
LOOKING FOR A BROWNIE DOLL?

Contact: The ELIZABETH GALLERY

565 Blossom Rd. Rochester NY

585 288 7170

Brownie Dolls And the World of Palmer Cox

A lecture by Wayne Morgan at the opening of the Letita Penn Doll Club of United Federation of Doll Clubs

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