Vintage Treechild Wood Carved Hitty Doll W Baby Ingeborg Tinius Rare Native 16”

Description: One of A Kind Wood Doll is from a collection called Treechild. Native American young mother with her new born baby. Marked by the artist. Head, chest, hands, legs and feet are wood. Baby made of wood and natural materials. Slightly movable head. Clothing design is unique. Brown shoes. Stunning piece. Every detail of craving is in excellent condition. Ingeborg was born in Dillingen Saar Germany and when she was older became a student of Saarbruken School of Art specializing In Graphic Arts. She also learned the tradition of woodcarving from her father Nicklaus Maas and her Grandfather, and carried with her the tradition to the United States. Afier creating many woodcarvings, she then became interested in doll making She sculptured her first doll from clay and then her husband, Frank Tinius, made a mold of her creation. Together, they created their first Bisque Doll, followed by six more models, one of which was of her daughter Johanna, as a child. In 1987, Ingeborg and her family moved to the Sierra Madre Mountains North East of Santa Maria Ca. The beauty of the nature and trees that surrounded her, inspired her to once again return to the sculpture of wood in the form of dolls. Since then she has created many "Tree Children." with Frank helping with the cutting of wood, and the jointing of arms and legs. After finishing the dolls by making all of the delicate clothing with care, these dolls became a product of your Mountain people, just as was done in Germany when the Mountain people came down to the markets in Numberg to sell the hand made wooden dolls made by the whole family during winter. Information about Ingeborg and her work was featured in the "Doll Reader" magazine, in the May 1992 issue. Ingeborg was also a featured artist in "Doll Collector" magazine, in the May 2013 issue

Price: 1450 USD

Location: Seaside, California

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