Heath explains his philosophy: "I wish to make dolls that express an
emotional quality, which is the reason the portrait theme is
particularly interesting to me. I try to make the finished doll
'speak' its own individual message."

British-born Heath is worldly, having traveled through Europe, Asia,
Malaysia, Africa, the Philippines and the United States.  It was
during these journeys that he became aware of and was deeply affected
by the desperate living conditions of many of the world's children,
and he began to focus his work on bringing attention to their plight.
He developed pairs of dolls that presented a unique before-and-after
concept in the life of a child.  His "Lost and Found" and "Past and
Present" series brought forth such outstanding dolls as Leila, Adrian,
Alma, Shashiben, Precious, Xima and Jewel, each representing an ethnic
culture and a depiction of that child first in poverty and
hopelessness, then in security and normalcy.

Philip with some of his other creations.

 

                Philip Heath, 
                
"The Master of Capturing A Child's Heart and Soul". 
 Don't miss out on this extraordinary, beautiful, fabulous Collectible 
                Doll by the Artesian, 
                Philip Heath. 
 Philip Heath's creations are exceptional works of fine highly sought after collectible Doll Art.  
 Philip 
                heath's doll creations speak for themselves and are a 
                unique and Welcome addition to any Doll Collection.

Philip Heath died on November 28, 2011

Philip Heath

"The Master of Capturing A Child's Heart and Soul"

British doll artist Philip S. Heath was a master at 
capturing a child's heart and soul. 
All of his dolls are 
sculpted after real children. 
Philip Heath sculpted for Goetz doll manufacturer
 that produced his dolls in vinyl.

Philip died on November 28, 2011 in Worcestershire.
 He was 62 years old.
 He was known for his limited edition, hand 
 painted child dolls.
Modeled on real children from around the world.
 At one time,
he designed and sculpted dolls for
 German doll manufacturer Goetz.
 After leaving the company,
in 2001 he opened his own doll studio in 
Valencia, Spain.
His Lost and Found and Past and Present 
series of dolls were created in pairs, showing before 
and after depiction of the same child at different 
moments in his or her life.

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