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Original art doll by Maxine MarcellaThe Wise Woman



The journey of a woman’s life perhaps (if we are lucky)

leads to a place of acceptance and wisdom.

 

( Yewryn by Maxine Marcella )

Original art doll by Maxine Marcella

 

Along our trail of life, which includes

lessons of joy, sorrow, love and loss;

we arrive at the place of the crone.

 ( Gleewyd by Maxine Marcella )

 

Original art doll by Maxine Marcella

 

Now is the time to be honored, revered and respected.

It is the time to pass on

and acknowledge our age wisdoms and power.

 

( Talulla by Maxine Marcella )

 

All of our gray hair, wrinkles and creaking bones

are testimony to a full life!

Celebrate the Crone!

~ by Maxine Marcella Martin

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In Loving Memory

Maxine Marcella Martin

1954 - 2009


Maxine Marcella's art work was created in various media including folk art painting and mixed-media sculpted dolls.

Maxine Marcella created dolls with sidekicks. Beyond the realm of realistic and fantasy; she hand sculpted some si-fi creatures too.

She shared this particular series of sculptured dolls with me in a celebration of life and the wise journey that women take along the path of aging.

For her art dolls, Maxine Marcella built wire armatures and utilized sculpy clay for the bodies. Great detail is involved in forming the hands and all face work is hand painted. Clothing for her dolls are best described as altered art inspired.

 

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