The Museum Collection* Barbie Doll Vincent Van Gogh Pink Label Nrfb Mattel on 2040-motos

US $139.99

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The Museum Collection BARBIE DOLL Vincent van Gogh Pink Label NRFB Mattel

Product Code: V0445

An amazing fusion of fashion and fine art, the Museum Collection dolls are a feast for the eyes!

Vincent van Gogh Barbie doll captures the mood of the magnificent masterpiece, "The Starry Night."

She wears a strapless cocktail dress with a Cypress tree accent in black flock fabric, and the swirling patterns of the painting are echoed in her circular earrings, molded metallic sandals, and wavy hair.

MINT doll never removed from excellent box! (minor scuffs to plastic)
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