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Earlier this week we went for a long walk in the Ossington and Queen Street neighbourhood of Toronto. Here are a few shots John took of a secondhand storefront window:
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Is that Peter Pan?
Arna & John, I enjoy your blog and your artworks. Most of all, I like how your personalities come through. :)
Hi there, Elliot! We think that this mannequin may have been designed around the same time as the Peter Pan movie came out in 1953-ish. It definately has that look. Someone has probably re-painted the eyebrows and added wacky eyebrow makeup later. My mum used to take us kids to buy clothes at a store called 'Young Canada' and I think they had mannequins like this in the window. Creepy.
platitudinal, Thanks! That's a neato name you gave your self. Nice sketches on your blog. Is that your husband reading to your son, then falling asleep?
Wow kind of creepy but a really cool shot.
wow, that is creepy...must be peter pan; Disney owns the rights to creepy by the way.
So THAT's what happened to Bobby Driscoll!
If Beanie grew up and explored his shadow side this is exactly where he would end up!
Tony, thanks for visiting. That's a really interesting blog you have there! We'll add you to our links.
Hi Clive. Yeah, wasn't Creepy the eigth dwarf?
Hiya Warren. Thanks for stopping in! Bobby was plasticised and put on display in this window as part of BODYWORLDS 3.
Hobo, Yeah, he does have a Beany-esque quality, but why is he wearing Rip Taylor's hairpiece? Either that or someone frosted his head with Duncan Hines icing. Check out Rip Taylors' site here: http://www.riptaylor.com/main.html
The first thing pops into my head is the same question ... Peter Pan?! Cool photos!
Hi, Alina...that's what we thought to.
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