Madame Alexander Doll

The 1950s have often been called the golden age of American dolls and Madame Alexander has certainly been a leader in the production of beautiful dolls. Madame Alexander, or Beatrice Alexander Behrman, founded his company in 1923. Made of exquisite fabric in the early days, was a hit with collectors wrists. Most of them are fictional characters like Alice in Wonderland, Little Women and characters in the novels of Charles Dickens.

After reading "Gone With The Wind", a superb book by Margaret Mitchell requested and received permission from the MGM to make a Scarlett O'Hara doll. This is done before the book was filmed and it is amazing how closely aligned Madame Alexander Scarlett O'Hara in the wrist of actress Vivien Leigh, who finally played like it. With about 80-years history, Madame Alexander dolls increased material fact to a vibrant mix of colors and fabrics reminiscent bellum plastic.

Winner of the prestigious Fashion Academy Gold Medal for Excellence in the locker room in 1951, 1952, 1953 and 1954, Madame Alexander Dolls are synonymous with quality, beauty and class. The success of the range of Scarlett O'Hara dolls, Madame Alexander Dolls induced to produce even more beautiful on the base film. Made to last doll, and hundreds of coats and dresses of various prints and trim details Scarlett (wearing a cap or straw hat or fabric) Scarlett O'Hara dolls have really evolved from an adaptation of a product line that can sustain itself.

The "Gone With The Wind Data Collection "from the earliest days, when the film was released until today. You can now find a doll for almost every character in the movie! Closely done with great attention to detail and creativity, these dolls are certainly a large collection and a must-have for all "Gone With the Wind collector.

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