THE PHILOSPOPHERS

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

Rene´ Descartes

French philosopher, mathematician & scientist. 1596-1659.

Custom made Rene´ Descartes sock puppet portrait. Details include: faux fur "wig", black period attire with black, brocade trim and stiff white collar.

Custom made Rene´ Descartes sock puppet portrait. "It is not enough to have a good mind; the main thing is to use it well."

Custom made Rene´ Descartes sock puppet portrait by Tigercandy Arts, Inc.

Aristotle

Socrates

Greek Moral Philosopher; 470 – 399 BC. Founder of Western philosophy.

Custom Socrates sock puppet. Deatails include: working soft felt mouth, faux fur "wig" and beard, padded chest & belly with embroidered belly button and nipples, gray cotton flannel toga

Handmade Socrates sock puppet by Tigercandy Arts, Inc.

Five custom portrait Sockett® puppets made for a magazine.

Each puppet was created keeping the fashion & style of his era in mind. All the puppets in the set are equipped with a velcro ear patch that enables the custom made headset to be shared among them.

Nelson Goodman Sockett

Nelson Goodman sock puppet

Philosopher sock puppet for New Philosopher Magazine

Philosopher

Historical Buddha

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Handmade Immanuel Kant Sockett® details include: faux fur wig and turquoise velvet habit à la française with gold buttons & ruffled collar &

Handmade Immanuel Kant Sockett® details include: faux fur wig and turquoise velvet habit à la française with gold buttons & ruffled collar & cuffs. includes telephone headset.

Handmade Immanuel Kant Sockett® details include: faux fur wig and turquoise velvet habit à la française with gold buttons & ruffled collar & cuffs. Also includes telephone headset.

Immanuel Kant

Jean-Paul Sartre

Jean Paul Sartre with lazy eye, glasses, cable knit sweater, and ascot.

Details include: Gray, cable knit sweater, red & gold, silk ascot, lazy eye, eyeglasses and faux fur hair.

Puppet is equipped with velcro ear patch to secure, crafted telephone head set.

Martin Heidegger

Philosopher Sockett® Martin Heideger