Rose O'Neill: Artist, Activist, and Queen of Kewpies | Headlines and Heroes
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Do good deeds in a funny way. The world needs to laugh or at least smile more than it does” -Rose O'Neill | 1909ventilo's Blog
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Rose O'Neill (1874-1944) was a self-trained artist who invented the cupid-like whimsical Kewpies in 1909 while illustrati… | Kewpie art, Kewpie dolls, Illustrators
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