January 1, 2008

Here you will find Izannah Walker doll pictures, writings about original antique Izannah Walker dolls,
and links to museums and shops and other sites which refer to Izannah Walker dolls. This Izannah site is a labor of love for Izannah Walker doll lovers everywhere. Be sure to look in the backposts as there are lots of information and picturs in them. Brew a cup of tea and enjoy!

Dixie Redmond
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Saturday, November 8, 2008

Paths That Cross

My goal for this site has been to gather as much information about Izannah Walker as I possibly can. I hope it will be a place where generous collectors will share pictures of their dolls (credited or not, whatever is comfortable). I also hope that others with knowledge about Izannah Walker and her dolls will share information to Chronicles readers.

In that vein, I was happy to get a phone call from Monica Bessette, pictured above with Izannah Walker dolls auctioned from the Maurine Popp Collection. It was so wonderful to talk with someone who is passionately interested in Izannah Walker. I'm hoping that I can persuade Monica and others (hint, hint) to offer more information about Izannah and to offer pictures of your original antique Izannah Walker dolls. It's for a good cause! Monica mentioned that the picture on the far left of the picture (the doll in blue) was known in the Walker family as "Izannah". This doll was originally in the Lila Singsen doll collection.


It seems that when you're passionate about something, and another person's passionate about it as well, eventually paths cross.

4 comments:

Susie McMahon said...

How lucky is this woman! To be clutching an armful of these precious beauties as she is.....we are fortunate that a few people in the past recognized the intrinsic value of these precious bits of history - enough to make sure that some have survived for us to enjoy today (Alas, in my case, only through pictures *sob*)

Malphi said...

What a lovely informative blog, just found it!
Susannah

clothnclay said...

What a beautiful picture! It's not just seeing all the Izannahs, it's seeing her absolute joy in holding them! Thanks, Dixie!

Dawn said...

Such a wonderful group of lovely dolls!

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