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Where to find Nancy Lee's dolls . . . 402.274.3040 phone or nancylee@nancyleemoran.com
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2010 2011 Doll Painting Commissions Kish Chrysalis Wren, Inset Eyes All New Painting by Nancy Lee Moran Alkyd Resin Paint 
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Thank you for visiting this web page of various doll commissions of 2011.
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Ellery is a resin 6-inch baby. Sculpted by Helen Kish, produced in 2005 In 2010 Nancy repainted Ellery and Miki as commissions for Maryana. 
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Miki is a vinyl baby. New 2009 face sculpt by Helen Kish Miki and Kiley were the 2009 dolls for members of Kish Collectors Club. Debut Miki was produced in 2010 LE 300. 
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Slipper Sybarite needed delicate restoration of her face paint following a mishap. She was the most glamous visitor to my art studio during 2010. To avoid ruffling her regal feathers, I worked quietly and carefully. Slipper graciously agreed to share this web page with the Kish and Tonner girls, though secretly she would prefer a page of her own. |
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In autumn 2010 I discovered a few subtle eye-painting techniques, as shown below. |
Raven Kish as Emmy
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Seasons Kish (commission)
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Tonner Antoinette
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Seasons doll 16 inches, commission for Tracy Face Sculpt by Helen Kish, all new painting by Nancy Lee Moran in autumn 2010 Tracy wrote to me later, "My Johannah looks so soft and gentle." Johannah has a cozy home on a fireplace mantle. 
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Here is Tracy's doll in another wig. 
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Ruth Ann's Riley Kish All New Paint by Nancy Lee, 2010 Commission 
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Karen's Riley Kish Photo by Karen, 2011 Commission 
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Another Riley commission, for Karen 2011 I made a typing error when preparing the paper tags for photos, typing Janet's instead of Karen's. 
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Judi's Lark Kish 
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Lark Little Lady, Kish Chrysalis 2008 doll, 2011 commission for Judi 
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Nancy Lee Moran's POLICY TO SHOW RESPECT FOR ROBERT TONNER, HELEN KISH & other doll creators is as follows:
The dolls I repaint were factory-artisan painted or were blank mannequins. I would not repaint a doll that the artist (Helen Kish) had painted herself, such as some of those in the Kish Signature Line. I would not paint a Kish sculpt in a limited edition of fewer than 300 (preferably 500 or more). I consult the beautiful book I own: Helen Kish: The Artist and Her Dolls by Louise Fecher (hardcover published in 2006). I am NOT affiliated with any doll company, creator or manufacturer.
Please send your questions and requests to Nancy at nancylee@nancyleemoran.com
or by phone: 402-274-3040 Central Time
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