Glenna Goodacre : sculpture / [edited by Daniel R. Anthony].
Material type: TextPublication details: Santa Fe, NM : Encantado, ©2009.Edition: 1st edDescription: 239 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), portraits ; 31 cm Carrier type:- volume
- 0615296327
- 9780615296326
- Goodacre, G. (Glenna)
- Women artists
- Women sculptors -- United States
- Women sculptors -- Pictorial works
- Sculptors -- United States
- Bronze sculpture, American -- 20th century -- Pictorial works
- Sculpture -- 20th century -- Pictorial works
- Figure sculpture -- Pictorial works
- Indian sculpture -- Pictorial works
- Relief (Sculpture) -- Pictorial works
- Statutes -- Pictorial works
- Monuments -- United States -- Pictorial works
- West (U.S.) -- In art
- United States
- NB237.G66 G54 2009
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
The sculpture of Glenna Goodacre.
Children -- Figures and busts -- Multiple figure installations -- Vietnam women's memorial -- Irish Memorial -- Western and southwestern works -- Reliefs and Sacagewea dollar coin -- 1996 Commencement speech -- Biographical chronology -- Awards and honors -- Selected public collections -- Portrait commissions -- Selected exhibitions -- Complete sculptural works.
In her own words, sculptor Glenna Goodacre describes the inspiration for, and creation of, her unforgettable bronze sculptures. From the timid beginning of a six-inch study of her daughter Jill, Goodacre went on to sculpt over 40 important commissions. This book features photographs of her most high-profile pieces, but many little known works are included as well. Her most popular monument is the Vietnam Women's Memorial on the National Mall. Her largest public installation is the Irish Memorial at Penn's Landing in Philadelphia. Goodacre's smallest work is the front of the Sacagewea golden U.S. dollar, first minted in 2000. Previously unpublished studies from the design process for the coin are also represented. A photographic survey of the artist's engaging sculptures, along with snapshots and anecdotes, covers the wide scope of her long and colorful career. -- Publisher description.