If you’re familiar with the phrase, “but wait, there’s more,” then you know it certainly applies to kids’ nesting dolls. These delightful dolls, also known as matryoshka, hail from Russia.

An enormous amount of information on such dolls can be found in ”A Collector`s Guide to Nesting Dolls-Histories, Identification, Values,” by Michele Lyons Lefkovitz, available for $16.95 ...

Julie Curtiss “Nesting Dolls” Reflect on Femininity and the Cycle of Life: The artist's sophomore collaboration with Case Studyo.

MOSCOW -- Russia's economy is so bad that the government is bailing out one of its traditional souvenirs: nesting dolls. The nation's Industry and Trade Ministry recently announced that the ...

Commentator Bob Cook says that with its latest ballpark promotions, baseball isn't going old school, it's going Old World. Teams are offering Russian nesting dolls. A few teams, like the Oakland A ...

Matroyska dolls, also known as nesting dolls, were introduced in the 1890s in small communities around Moscow, Russia. This regional art form has become a mainstay for collectors and cultural ...

A collection of dolls is bringing steady crowds to The Museum of Russian Art. The ‘A Thousand Nesting Dolls’ exhibition will be on display through March 9. The show includes some of the ...

The doll was made by commenter redfarex, who tells us: “I’ve only got the biggest one and the littlest one finished so far, but the order is Adult > Egg > Facehugger > Kane > Chestburster.” ...