Caroline Goodfellow Livres

Exploring the evolution of childhood games, this book takes readers on a nostalgic journey through the history of play from ancient times to the present. Caroline Goodfellow, a former curator at the V&A Museum, examines how games have transformed across cultures and eras, highlighting everything from simple street games to intricate board games. By reflecting on the significance of these pastimes in stimulating imagination and creativity, the narrative evokes cherished memories and showcases the enduring impact of games on childhood experiences.

From the dawn of doll-making to the playthings of today, this delightful treasury offers detailed information on more than four hundred dolls. Spanning two centuries and including every type of doll-wax, wooden, bisque, cloth, and plastic-this unique and dramatic collection provides information on every aspect of collecting and care of treasured dolls.

Exploring the evolution of childhood games, this book delves into their historical significance and transformation from ancient times to the present. It highlights how cultural shifts, societal norms, and technological advancements have influenced play, showcasing a rich tapestry of activities that reflect the values and experiences of different eras. Through engaging anecdotes and insights, readers will discover the enduring impact of these games on childhood development and social interaction.

Anhand von 400 Puppen der letzten 3 Jahrhunderte werden die Geschichte, Materialien und Techniken dargestellt; mit Adressen und Sammlertips