Glenna Goodacre
1939-2020
The Gift
MEDIUM: Bronze, cast 10/21
DIMENSIONS: 33 inches high; 62 inches overall height with included pedestal
Signed
SOLD FOR: $7,800.00
Including Buyers Premium
2026 - APRIL,
LOT 059
Additional Information
Provenance:
Private collection, Pennsylvania
Literature:
Glenna Goodacre: The First 25 Years, Glenna Goodacre, Museum of Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX, 1995, p. 82.
Glenna Goodacre’s skill as a sculptor could be seen in all her work, but depictions of children occupied a special place in her heart. “During the settling of the West, while adults were waging territorial wars, I would hope there was some peace for children,” she wrote about The Gift in Glenna Goodacre: The First 25 Years. “This sculpture was meant to relate a moment of compassion as a pioneer child shares her doll with a Native American girl. This was one of the first pieces I did in my new studio after the move to Santa Fe in 1984, a real turning point for me.”