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[Rows of dolls in Girl's Day display, Rohwer, Arkansas]
Maker
Muramoto, Walter
Date1942-1945
DimensionsH: 2.5 in, W: 3.625 in
ClassificationsPhotographic Archives
Credit LineGift of the Walter Muramoto Family
Object number97.292.17J
DescriptionApproximately twenty-eight dolls arranged on two tiers of cloth covered shelves interspersed with ikebana and bonsai at Rohwer concentration camp, Rohwer, Arkansas, 1942-1945. Female dolls in kimonos flank bonsai on first tier; doll in case at right. Pairs of emperor and empress dolls sit on top tier. Streamers are pinned to the wall above the shelves near a hanging collage. Image has irregular scalloped border.;1 photographic print : b&w
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