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glennagoodacre.com is the official website of the Estate of Glenna Goodacre. It presents her work as a sculptor and lists selected pieces as available works, with prices, dimensions, and edition sizes shown for each. The site also offers a newsletter signup for news and updates.
Who Glenna Goodacre Was
The site opens with a statement in her own words:
“I am a sculptor. A sculptor of people. People of all ages, all races. Portraits of people –groups of people. I enjoy people. I love my work....and I feel incredibly fortunate in making a living doing what I love.”
That quotation is the clearest description of her subject matter on the page: figurative sculpture, portraits, and groups of people. The site does not present a separate biography section in the material available, so the quote functions as the primary statement of who she was and what she made.
What the Site Contains
The homepage serves two main purposes:
- Available works — a small selection of sculptures, each with a title, price, height, and edition size, plus a link to read more.
- Newsletter signup — an email address field and a Sign Up button, described as a way “to receive news and updates.” The form notes that it respects privacy.
Works Listed on the Homepage
| Title | Price | Height | Edition |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Lawless | $12,000.00 | 17 1⁄2” | Edition of 25 |
| Terra Cotta Coin Study | $400.00 | 7 1⁄4” | Edition of 2000 |
| Waiting to Dance | $24,000.00 | 37 1⁄4” | Edition of 35 |
These entries show the pattern used across the site: each work is identified by title, then priced, measured, and limited by edition size. The range — from a $400 study in an edition of 2000 to a $24,000 sculpture in an edition of 35 — indicates the site covers both small studies and larger limited works.
How to Use the Site
- Browse the available works. Scroll the homepage listing to see which pieces are currently offered.
- Open a work’s detail page. Select “Read more” under any piece to see its full entry.
- Check the essentials before inquiring. Each listing gives price, height, and edition size, so you can judge scale and availability without a separate request.
- Subscribe for updates. Enter an email address in the newsletter block and select Sign Up if you want news about the estate and its offerings.
The site does not state shipping, payment, or purchase-process details in the available material, so those questions would need to be raised directly rather than assumed from the listings.
What the Site Is Not
This is an estate website, not a gallery or marketplace with a broad catalog. The homepage shows a limited set of available works rather than a complete archive of Goodacre’s career. If you are looking for a full catalogue raisonné, exhibition history, or biographical timeline, the material available here does not provide it — the site’s focus is the works currently offered and the newsletter for updates.