And in the Mobile Museum in Mobile, AL image
But it isn't the imaginary little people. It is the tiny architecture. Like this miniature New York University Club to 1/7 scale by Charles Matton. image
How about this English dining room circa 1770-90. A Thorne Miniature Room.
And a cursory search turns up the work of Erik Goddard.
And of course, there's the Miniature City Madurodam at the Hague in the Netherlands. image
For more miniature cities, read here! Bon weekend à vous!
Very interesting post! I adore miniatures. I always comb flea markets for miniature metal / wood furniture / architectural models, etc. Not children's toy items, but rather miniatures. I even like very naive ones. Thanks for sharing, Ann.
Have a great weekend!
Loi
Whenever I see miniature rooms like these I think of the Twilight Zone episode called "Miniature", in which the main character sees a dollhouse display come to life.
Whenever I see miniature rooms like these I think of the Twilight Zone episode called "Miniature", in which the main character sees a dollhouse display come to life.
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