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Repainted 12-inches Goldilocks vinyl doll, painted by Nancy Lee Moran in 2009 and named Abby, brown eyes
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Photo #3 of repainted Helen Kish doll, Goldilocks 12-inches vinyl doll with joints at shoulders, neck, hips - repainted (painted) by Nancy Lee Moran in 2008 and renamed Abby.  The doll wears her original dress. There is an impressed mark on the back of the doll head 974TC and on each limb: 1997 Kish & Company
12-inch Kish Goldilocks as Abby was adopted by a patron in Texas
Photo #2 of repainted Helen Kish doll, Goldilocks 12-inches vinyl doll with joints at shoulders, neck, hips - repainted (painted) by Nancy Lee Moran in 2008 and renamed Abby.  The doll wears her original dress. There is an impressed mark on the back of the doll head 974TC and on each limb: 1997 Kish & Company
Abby hugs Baby Bear.
Photo #6 of repainted Helen Kish doll, Goldilocks 12-inches vinyl doll with joints at shoulders, neck, hips - repainted (painted) by Nancy Lee Moran in 2008 and renamed Abby.  The doll wears her original dress. There is an impressed mark on the back of the doll head 974TC and on each limb: 1997 Kish & Company Photo #5 of repainted Helen Kish doll, Goldilocks 12-inches vinyl doll with joints at shoulders, neck, hips - repainted (painted) by Nancy Lee Moran in 2008 and renamed Abby.  The doll wears her original dress. There is an impressed mark on the back of the doll head 974TC and on each limb: 1997 Kish & Company
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Photo #1 tinted photograph of repainted Helen Kish doll, Goldilocks 12-inches vinyl doll with joints at shoulders, neck, hips - repainted (painted) by Nancy Lee Moran in 2008 and renamed Abby.  The doll wears her original dress. There is an impressed mark on the back of the doll head 974TC and on each limb: 1997 Kish & Company
Nancy tinted this photograph for a nostalgic look.
Photo of Helen Kish doll Goldilocks with factory paint, then also with repainted (painted) face by Nancy Lee Moran in 2008 and renamed Abby.  The doll wears her original dress. There is an impressed mark on the back of the doll head 974TC and on each limb: 1997 Kish & Company
Factory Paint (on LEFT) has blue eyes.
Photo of Helen Kish doll without any paint, Goldilocks 12-inches vinyl doll
Sculpt without Paint

About this doll . . .

Abby will never be duplicated in my studio.

GOLDILOCKS: Goldilocks was designed by Helen Kish in a limited edition of 750 dolls and produced in 1997 and is RETIRED. The doll wears her original dress and comes with Baby Bear. Both have boxes.

KISH MARKS: There is an impressed mark on the back of her head near the neck: 1997 Kish and Company 97F. Base of skull also has an impressed mark of: 974TC = same as on Kish Starlight doll. I signed my name there, too. The torso, each arm and leg have the following mark: Kish & Co. 1997

COLOR & PAINTING: Some computer screens may modify the color of the art. Some may make the image lighter or darker than it is. The doll will have finer detail and more subtle coloring than a computer-jpeg-photo shows. I am using artist-grade alkyd-oil paints (in thin translucent glazes) with the addition of alkyd resin to make the paint surface become as flexible as the doll’s vinyl skin and to make it adhere well.

Just as artists who work on reborn baby dolls do, I used a blush of shadow-colors in creases, dimples, and concave areas of the face, arms, hands, chest and rounded tummy. Variations of the cheek color are on the nose and chin, at the skin-corners of the lips, at inner corners of the eyes, along the inner edge of eyelids, in the nostrils, on the inner fingertips, inside the ears and on earlobes. I painted the lips gently, using a wet-into-wet technique of varied colors to suggest natural childhood rosiness and to match her dress.

None of my oil pigments use lead or cadmium. Though I painted this doll for adult collectors, I wanted the paint to be safe around toddlers and babies.

Fingernails Painted with blush coloring.

VINYL BODY She has five (5) points of articulation (joints), at her neck, shoulders, and hips. She can stand by herself. She can sit, too.

FINISH: Resin-oil glow (gloss) on eyes and satin gloss on lips
A thin veil of clear matte (non-shiny) varnish on rest of her face.

This doll was pre-owned, looking for a new home on eBay. Please understand that I am purchasing dolls at retail prices, just as you would. I am a portrait artist, not a doll distributor, dealer, or shop.



Nancy Lee Moran's POLICY TO SHOW RESPECT FOR HELEN KISH & other doll creators is as follows:
The dolls I use were factory painted. I would never repaint a doll that the artist (Helen Kish) had painted herself, such as some of those in the Kish Signature Line. I would not paint one in a limited edition of fewer than 300 (preferably 500 or more). I consult the beautiful book I own: Helen Kish: The Artist and Her Dolls by Louise Fecher (hardcover published in 2006). I am NOT affiliated with any doll company, creator or manufacturer.

Please send your questions and requests to Nancy at nancylee@nancyleemoran.com

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