Merlion
03-20-2007, 07:04 PM
Sculptor Glenna Goodacre hospitalized with head injury (http://www.abqtrib.com/news/2007/mar/20/sculptor-glenna-goodacre-hospitalized-head-injury/)
March 20, 2007 - SANTA FE — Sculptor Glenna Goodacre, who created the sculpture of three American nurses and a wounded soldier at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., was in critical condition today at St. Vincent Medical Center after suffering a head injury. ......
Goodacre's bronze nurses sculpture, added to the Vietnam memorial in 1993, depicts a nurse seated on sandbags, cradling the soldier's head. Another nurse is standing nearby, looking into the distance; the third is kneeling.
"Men and women who were in Vietnam say to me, `That is me, that is how I felt,' " Goodacre told the crowd that came to the sculpture's dedication.
Goodacre also designed the image of the young Sacagawea on the dollar coins that went into circulation in 2000.
She also created a sculpture of former President Reagan, cowboy hat in hand with dusty boots and denim jacket, after a horseback ride. Goodacre said she broke with tradition, and did not give the 7-foot-6 inch bronze of the former president a stoic expression or dress him in a business suit.
Castings of the sculpture are at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California and the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City.....
This is the link to her website. Glenna Goodacre (http://www.glennagoodacre.com/)
March 20, 2007 - SANTA FE — Sculptor Glenna Goodacre, who created the sculpture of three American nurses and a wounded soldier at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., was in critical condition today at St. Vincent Medical Center after suffering a head injury. ......
Goodacre's bronze nurses sculpture, added to the Vietnam memorial in 1993, depicts a nurse seated on sandbags, cradling the soldier's head. Another nurse is standing nearby, looking into the distance; the third is kneeling.
"Men and women who were in Vietnam say to me, `That is me, that is how I felt,' " Goodacre told the crowd that came to the sculpture's dedication.
Goodacre also designed the image of the young Sacagawea on the dollar coins that went into circulation in 2000.
She also created a sculpture of former President Reagan, cowboy hat in hand with dusty boots and denim jacket, after a horseback ride. Goodacre said she broke with tradition, and did not give the 7-foot-6 inch bronze of the former president a stoic expression or dress him in a business suit.
Castings of the sculpture are at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California and the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City.....
This is the link to her website. Glenna Goodacre (http://www.glennagoodacre.com/)