French Fanfare Michael Canadas and David Robinson | Grovian Doll Museum | Antique Dolls | VDC
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- Closing Virtual Doll Convention Program | ‘French Fanfare’ with Michael Canadas and David Robinson at the Grovian Doll Museum
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It's like a faerie tale palace there🧚So many magnificent dolls. If there was ever any chance in this lifetime I'd love to visit😍🖤🖤
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🥰❤️❤️ thank you for sharing your lovely ladies.
So very beautiful. I enjoy your teaching very much.
Thank you.
I will never be able to afford these kind of dolls but that's okay I can get my fix thru your many video's and close-ups...thanks so much!!!
What a treat for us today and so sweetly done by two pros. Thank you for sharing these amazing works of art, they are beautiful to behold.....
Omg another grovian video!!!
What incredible dolls, thank you for sharing.
Wow! Thank you both so much❤️
I am so happy and in awe of your knowledge and presentation
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my hobby is doll collecting, I do not have a collection as wonderful as you do at the Grovian Doll Museum, but love that you share it with us, in virtual, rather than reality, as I do not think I would ever get to the USA, I am in the UK and at some point will head back to Aus, thankyou again for sharing xxx
Wow! Where do I start? This is one of the things that grabs me about dolls and most people just don't get it. The potato said it all. As a history teacher, I love the history these dolls capture for us. The very first one, the Jumeau exhibition doll was exquisite. She stole the show in my opinion. A face nearly beyond comparison. But then Mathilde Bonaparte! Wow! Her cousin, Empress Eugenie quite stunning. They are all breathtaking in their way. I mean their hair, the color captured in the eyes, the gowns 😯 My word! I felt like I was in the 1870s. This was a nice ending to a very interesting doll convention.
Forgot, I have a question. Did the Antoine Rochard dolls always use those Stanhope jewels?
I could listening to you all day! Such lovely presentation with no waffle like so many you tube channels. You’re both so incredibly knowledgable and interesting and the collections second to none!! I have loved antique china dolls for well over forty years since I was a teen, costs back then were prohibitive but a change in fashion and the internet bringing more dolls to the market means I can now make my dreams come true, alas, not in your league of perfection but never the less loved and kept for posterity. Being able to see your collection and Rachel’s visits is such joy from across the Atlantic. Thank you and stay safe x 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
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Your dolls are beautiful! What an amazing collection. They all look so wonderful.
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I loved this, and their voices are so nice too! Relaxing.
They are! So glad you enjoyed this.
Gorgeous! Thanks for the presentation!
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What a treat thank you so much!
Thank you Michael and David and Rachel for this video. French Fashion dolls are starting to grow on me, not sure if that is a good thing... Grins... I have learned so much, but then the doll uncles always pack so much into so short a time that one wishes it lasted forever.
You have introduced a whole different world of dolls to me with your beautiful videos. The costumes are just breathtaking! For these dolls to still be here after so many years is unimaginable to me. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much Michael and David. High five to David for his camera work and thanks to Rachel. Love from the UK to California.
so so beautiful
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Preciosas
Such stunning dolls love the faces and outfits......
amazing dolls
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Thank you for making these incredible videos! What these dolls have seen and survived- vast upheaval to us must be the blink of an eye to them. And they stay serene and lovely the whole time.
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What gorgeous dolls. I just love them much, but I know I will never be able to afford one. Thanks for sharing them. Wishing you both safety and health.
Super enjoyable video! Had to laugh though, each one you came to you said "This is our favorite"...LOL Can't fault you there...
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These dolls almost mannequins were displayed in dress shops thru out Paris in their day. they were never to be played with.
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Stunning dolls, absolutely beautiful. I visit America ever so often and see you only allow admission to the museum based on group events. Do the groups need a minimum number, I know myself and my friend would be beyond thrilled to see your collection if visiting that area of America at the time.
Beautiful dolls , I know one thing as a seamstress the smaller the doll the more difficult it is to make the costumes. I wish I would have started when I was younger .I collect half dolls and re costume them . I keep originals as they are but the ones with out I so enjoy making costumes. Where most doll dressed in muted colors or were there bright colors also? Enjoyed your videos .
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I’d love to have that pattern!
Hello MIchael, Franco-Prussian War lasted from July 1870 till January1871.
Emil Jumeau married Ernestine-Stephanie in 1874.
So how he could give his wife a potato during the wartime when she was not his wife yet!
Good point ! but it might have taken quit some time for things to get back to normal ... look at today we are facing shortages of all kinds .
Winded on an antique doll...shudder!