Peg Doll, 'Rapunzel'

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Title

Peg Doll, 'Rapunzel'

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Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

Collection

Te Papa Collections Online

Description

This peg doll, made by 10 year old Jemima Pratt and named 'Tangled Rupenzel', shows the popularity and influence of the film 'Tangled' on New Zealand children. The film, produced in 2010, is a computer animated musical fantasy-comedy produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. Jemima and her friend Nina Kluge spend two days together making their pegs dolls. Great care and attention was taken over the best way to make their dolls and which fabrics to use. The doll was entered in a peg doll com...

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Image

Date created

2011

Creator

Jemima Pratt

URL

https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/1238054

Related subjects

wood / cloth / ink / wire / plastic / acrylic / dolls / Childhood & youth / film / New Zealand / Jemima Pratt

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