Originally known as Kewpies, Kewpie dolls gained popularity in the early 1900's when they were first manufactured by German toy makers. These dolls were inspired by the illustrations of Rose O'Neill (published in the 1909 issue Ladies' Home Journal). Since it was first produced in 1912, the dolls have grown more in popularity extending to other products such as postcards, paper dolls, coloring books, cups, and plates making its creator rich and famous. The popularity of the Kewpie dolls…