




I worked briefly as a display designer in a local department store but never got to do anything as fantastic as what my father's company had created.
Decades later, in the mid 1970s, I created this window display for "dollsandreams" in New York City. That is where I discovered Sasha dolls and where I spent many happy hours "interviewing" potential adoptees.
Over the years I created several windows for the shop but this was one of my favorites.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL.