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| - | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{PAGENAMEE}}] [Apr 2007] {{Template}} | + | [[Doll]]s can be very [[uncanny]]. In [[high art]] famous examples include the dolls of [[Hans Bellmer]] and [[Oskar Kokoschka]]. |
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| * American film ''[[Baby Doll]]'' (1956) - Elia Kazan | * American film ''[[Baby Doll]]'' (1956) - Elia Kazan | ||
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Dolls can be very uncanny. In high art famous examples include the dolls of Hans Bellmer and Oskar Kokoschka.
Dolls in title
- American film Baby Doll (1956) - Elia Kazan
- The American punk rock band New York Dolls
