The Rigg Dolls House (1840)

The Rigg Dolls House, crafted in 1840, stands at an impressive 200cm high and is a perfect example of an early Victorian upper class residence. Museum visitors often tell us how wonderful it would be to be able to wander through its rooms and hallways. This digital asset was created as part of the ‘A Mirror For Remembering’ artwork commission by Alex May: http://amirrorforremembering.com/ A Mirror for Remembering is a major new virtual reality artwork by Alex May exploring the complexities and growing necessity to address the preservation and permanence of the digital artefacts that form an increasing part of our everyday lives. This commission has been made possible through the generous support of the Arts Council England funded Kent Medway Museums National Portfolio Organisation and tilises the extensive collections held by Tunbridge Wells Borough Council. License: CC AttributionCreative Commons Attribution Learn more