Materials and images cited in the article "Queer Dress and Biased Eyes: The Japanese Doll on theWesternToyshelf " by Judy Shoaf, Journal of Popular Culture 43:1 (February 2010), 177-195.

p. 177: Gifts brought back by Commodore Perry

p. 178

• Lady Murasaki, dolls in Tale of Genji
• Hina Matsuri ("Girls' Day") display (external site)
• Doll display for "Boys' Day" (external site)

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• Motschmann doll
• Photographs of children with Japanese dolls
• Portrait of children with Japanese doll (Scannell) Another example (Cassatt; external link)
• Nast Christmas image with Japanese doll

180: For the use of Japanese dolls in various genres (sheet music, advertising, theater, literature, ballet), see the home page of this site, which links to page on these topics..

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• a flirtatious geisha, another flirtatious geisha
• a kimono’d artist or a‘‘plucky little Jap’’soldier.
• "Wingy Wing Foo"

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• "The Japanese Doll" (Cooper)
• Truly Story of My Dolls (Tucker)
• "The Jap Doll" (Riley )
• "Whose Dolly is You?" (Johnson)
• Jingle of a Jap (Thurston)
• Babies of All Nations
• "The Japanese Doll (Newton)

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• Happy Dollies (Pease)
• Multicultural families,including "Col. Roastwell" postcard
• Poor Dear Dollies & Polly's Dollies
• Binkie and the Bell Dolls (Widdemer)
• Dotty Dolly's Tea Party (Wheeler)

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• Rival Mothers, version 2 version 3
• "The Missionary's Daughter" (Johnson)

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• Only a Jap Dollee (Burnside) Another illustration of the poem, in From the Land of Sunshine (Bingham) 
• "Kissy-Kissy, Little Jappy" (Bingham)
• Western g irl embracing Japanese doll.. Another example. Another example. Another example.
• Six-Inch Admiral (Best)
• Live Dolls' House Party (Gates)
• Dollie Darlings