Crafts & Hobbies Art, Design & Photography Antiquarian & Collectable
500 Handmade Dolls: Modern Explorations of the Human Form, published by Lark Books in 2007, offers a vibrant survey of contemporary doll making that celebrates the diversity of the human figure. This trade‑paperback non‑fiction volume showcases a wide range of styles, techniques, and cultural influences, making it a valuable reference for artists, crafters, and collectors alike.
The book’s full‑color photographs and concise commentary highlight the creativity behind each doll, providing inspiration for readers from ages nine through adulthood. Whether you’re a hobbyist looking for project ideas or an art enthusiast interested in the intersection of craft and culture, the visual richness and accessible text invite repeated browsing.
The copy is in good condition with a tight binding and clean pages, though the cover shows light scuffing and the top edge has some foxing. A small mark appears on the edge of the first sheet, but otherwise the book is free of writing, dog‑ears, and any smoke‑related odors.