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Dolls Sculpted for Marie Osmond / Charisma Brands ( formerly Marian, LLC )

Pictures and descriptions of each doll below can be seen on our Marie Osmond Alphabetical Pages

A (32 listings)    B (67 listings)   C (33 listings)    D - H (51 listings)   I - L (29 listings)    M - Q (45 listings)    R - S (47 listings)    T - Z (32 listings)

Dolls which are underlined also have individual pages with pictures & more extensive details. We are working on developing individual pages for each doll as time permits.

Jessica Antoinette

1980 was a benchmark year for Sonja as she began selling her dolls commercially; became a member of ODACA and UFDC doll associations; and won several (of what would become many) awards for her first portrait doll.

Since that time, she has received many other honors including having her sculpt "Norma Jean" featured on the cover of "Contemporary Doll" magazine.  Sonja's sculpts have a uniquely feminine distinction to them.  She is truly a master portrait sculptor.

DOTY Award Winner

DOTY Nominee

Although she has been painted all of her life, she began sculpting dolls in earnest when she came to American and realized how many people shared her fascination and love of dolls.   Her dolls are meticulously detailed, depicting children of all ethnic groups.   This reflects her own exposure to many different cultures throughout the world.

Ping Lau's dolls receive tremendous response and recognition and are occasionally mistaken for real children!

After spending several years working with others' sculpts, she felt a desire and need to start sculpting her own originals.  She is a self-taught artist who began sculpting dolls in the mid 1990's.  JoAnn has sculpted dolls for many of the industry's top companies.  She has a unique ability to capture the innocence and realism of a child.

Jo Ann is inspired by the expressions and personalities of small children and it is her desire that collectors enjoy her dolls as much as she enjoys creating them.

Karen enjoys sculpting all types of dolls and reveals that "when I am truly into a work, something else seems to take over, so that my hands seem almost to work of themselves.

Karen not only credits her mother with her love and talent for doll making but her father as well.  He is an accomplished portrait artis and Karen was following in his footsteps until the sculpting bug bit her.  "Once I stuck my fingers into the clay, I was hooked," says Karen.  "And I haven't drawn another portrait since!"

Rachel Scott, the daughter of renowned doll artist, Karen Scott was constantly surrounded by creativity while growing up.   She remembers going to many doll shows with her mother and grandmother.  She loved seeing all of the dolls and spending time with her family at the same time. 

At 19, Rachel tried her hand at sculpting a head, not knowing the "creativity" inside of her would soon take over.  Her Mom taught her a lot, and she is grateful for that.  Who would have thought that all of her "mess making" as a child was actually preparing her for her future!

We also sell Kathy Smith Fitzpatrick dolls produced by Paradise Galleries.

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