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REVIEW: Dollhouse a window into Barbie's luxurious life

Posted on: 01-01-2012 by Floor Covering Media

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Floor Covering Media found an article, recently published in the LifeStyle section of The Leaf Chronicle, which included a review about a dollhouse; described, as a window into barbie's luxurious life. This article, written by Karen Parr Moody, informs readers that The late Peg Harvill, known for her ability to capture dramatic light and shadow in watercolor, created a dollhouse in the 1960s that was fit for a queen. And that queen's name was Barbie. Harvill was a key player in establishing the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center. So it is wholly appropriate that the Barbie house, donated by the Harvill family, went up in the museum lobby during the Christmas holidays, bringing with it memories of a woman who was clearly exacting in every detail. The house was originally made for her daughter, Kitty, as her husband of 54 years, Evans Harvill, recently remembered; according to the article. More at The Leaf Chronicle.

Sincerely,
FCM Staff

Link:
www.theleafchronicle.com/article/20120101/LIFESTYLE/201010309

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