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"Art, Like Cookies for the Soul" ~ Nancy Lee |
"Baking Up Memories" New Web Page 12/06/09
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Only for happiness, repainted dolls . . . a new kind of "canvas"
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Where to find Nancy Lee's dolls . . . 402.274.3040 phone or nancylee@nancyleemoran.com
Happy Holidays 2009 from Nancy Lee Moran & Jen Anne of Penwith
Merry Christmas from England and USA
Blessed Chanukah (December 11th to 19th) to Our Jewish Friends
Photos of Dolls are Copyrighted to Jen Anne of Penwith, who has a Christmas Greeting on this page.
Here is a link to Jen's other Doll Stories.
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Three oil paintings of Gingerbread Houses from Nancy's series Ginger Lane. May you bake up some goodies this holiday season.
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"Deck the Halls" |
"Baking Up Memories"
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"Star Dust" |
A Dolly Christmas in Cornwall
"Whew, Christmas shopping is fun, but so tiring. Do you think we've got everything?" asked Demelza as they returned from the town laden with carrier bags. Demelza's red sweater kept her toasty warm.
It was hard work getting ready for Christmas. Fortunately Mrs. Blazey has left them something special for tea.
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Oh my stars, what a cake!
Mrs. Blazey has excelled herself!
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Demelza is delighted with their choice of a pink scarf for Lauren. As Lauren's favourite colour, It cannot fail. Not so certain about the perfume for Gardy, L'Occitaine, they have put it in a box with bright baubles so that it looks like an Eastern treasure. This was Esme's inspiration.
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Ashley has been writing Christmas cards to school friends, making sure that each girl signs her name in different colours.
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Ella Mae has come to stay with them for Christmas. She is Aunt Julia's niece, and has come all the way from Hong Kong, where Stanton Selby lives with his Chinese wife. She is shy and seems to be happiest when holding the papillon, Abby.
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Chloe (in red pigtails) has a new schoolfriend, Marina, who is of strong character, a useful ally against a girl who had been picking on Chloe at school last term. Now Chloe and Marina are inseparable, and they are chatting away nineteen to the dozen, not helping the older girls very much.
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Merry Christmas Everyone!
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Portrait artist Nancy Lee Moran repainted each of the vinyl dolls. Nancy explains: The artisan painting creates a lovely doll to the specifications of Helen Kish. In my painting, I aim only for less doll-like and more life-like, to see how much illusion of life I can achieve. Some painting work I do is of such delicacy, in transparent layers, with such time involved, that it would probably be cost-prohibitive to do it within a doll factory setting.
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
or by phone: 402-274-3040 Central Time
All rights reserved. All art and photos on the site are protected by copyright © law.
Each may only be reproduced with written permission of the artist. Site page design copyrighted © by Nancy Lee Moran.
Thank you for visiting Nancy Lee Moran's website!
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