"Madison W. Bean" is named after two
cross streets -- Madison and Wabash --
where Peter and Chris first met while working
in an Art Supply store in Chicago's Loop.
Because of this connection, they were chosen
to commemorate the 2000 NIADA
Conference held in Chicago.
"Madison Wabash Bean" was created
to mark this occasion and very special year.
"Madison W. Bean" is 16" tall,
has a wood armature with hinged joints.
His head (which can be turned side-to-side)
eyes, hands and feet are hand painted
resin; he has a ribbon ruffle collar
and kanekalon brushdo.
NOTE: There is a limited supply of this guy!
Manufactured by The Robert Tonner Doll Company.
