Chalkware nude with measles? Lol

approx 9” and made of Chalkware. It was sold as Victorian in age but I’m really not sure it is that old. It is so odd and I’m curious if anyone knows anything about it.
Does she have the worst case of measles ever?
Any info is very much appreciated

T.G.I.M.F.F.!!! Lol. Sorry for the curse word

 

Lol, I think that's the plague!

 

Eww, really? I had not thought of that.

 

Livor mortis.

 

Running to look that up

 

You don't watch enough T.V.

 

There is such thing as a chicken pox doll (watch the spots disappear!) but that was plastic 1980’s, so it doesn’t match your doll.

I wonder if there were earlier chicken pox dolls since it is a childhood illness? Though yours seems more for display than play. How odd!

 

Maybe a long shot, but maybe along the lines of a Kewpie?
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-chalkware-kewpie-doll-478882733

 

Please remember that Kewpies have wings and a watermelon mouth!!!!!

 

Sorry, I meant a Faux one.

 

Oh........thank goodness!

 

It's the same mold but different face paint. Her backside is unspotted, so I'm sticking with my theory.

 

Cheap plaster chalkware was made by the truckloads for carnivals, etc. to give away as prizes for the marks who spent a small fortune trying to best the Midway games... always rigged. Associated mostly with the depression era, these range between 1910-1940s roughly. Yours is painted with an airbrush. Not worth a lot except for the few "special topic" figurals, but fun and kitschy memorabilia. http://www.antiqueweek.com/ArchiveArticle.asp?newsid=2806

 

.. and I think those are just her "rosy" spots. Airbrushes can get out of control real fast!

 

The funny subject line made me open this thread!

 

She’s so odd. I guess the rosy spots would make sense other than her toes. Did she step in a pile of reds ?!?! Lol. I need help’s doll is her without the rosacea

thank you all. I couldn’t find anything like her anywhere. I got a little more to go on now. You guys are amazing. Have a wonderful week