20 (51 cm.) Sculpted composition socket head portraying an androgynous person with very solemn expression, elongated facial shape with strong forehead and nose, full lower face, deeply set eye sockets with painted brown eyes, incised eyeliner, feathered brows, closed mouth with full lips in pouty expression, well-sculpted ears, brunette mohair wig, composition and wooden ball-jointed body, antique marketing costume comprising blue woolen jacket and red woolen skirt with embroidered design, undergarment, black stockings, leather shoes, straw hat. Condition: generally excellent, few typical rubs. Comments: attributed to the Munich Art Dolls studio of Marion Kaulitz whose art reform designs created a public stir when first exhibited at the Hermann Tietz department store in Munich in 1908. Value Points: very rare model from this studio whose dolls were individually sculpted and painted, many on commission from European royal families; the original finish is well preserved and the highly characterized features are extraordinary.