Alexander Girard: Wooden Doll No. 5

The Wooden Dolls by Alexander Girard are a large family of wooden figures representing human and animal characters. Girard designed them in 1952 for

Design Alexander Girard for Vitra Concept Wooden Doll No.1 is a decorative painted wood doll. It was designed in 1952 by Alexander Girard who had various versions of the distinct doll placed around his home. The original dolls are now part of Vitra's Design Museum and serve as models for the current range. Each doll is made and painted by hand making it unique and one of a kind.

Vitra - Wooden Doll - No 1

VITRA – Wooden Dolls – design Alexander Girard, 1963

Vitra Wooden Dolls - No. 10 Decoration - multicoulered

Alexander Girard Matisse - Interior Showroom, New Zealand

Wooden Doll - Mother Fish&Child, by Alexander Girard - Vitra

Vitra Alexander Girard Wooden Doll No.11 : Toys & Games

Vitra Wooden Doll No.19 - 2Modern

Alexander Girard Wooden Doll - Museum of New Mexico Foundation Shops

Alexander Girard: Wooden Doll No. 12 - Philadelphia Museum Of Art

Alexander Girard: Wooden Doll No. 3 - Philadelphia Museum Of Art

Wooden Doll No 5 Figurine in Multicoloured - Vitra

Vitra Multicolor Wooden Doll No. 5 Figurine Vitra

Wooden Doll No.21, by Alexander Girard - Vitra

Wooden Dolls - Super Large by Alexander Girard for Vitra

Wooden Doll No.22, by Alexander Girard - Vitra