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EnglishWhat Glenna Goodacre Works Are Available and What Details Are Listed for Each?
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The official website of the Estate of Glenna Goodacre, glennagoodacre.com, lists a small set of available works with a price, height, and edition size for each. The three pieces shown in the site's available works section are John Lawless at $12,000.00 (height 17 1/2", edition of 25), Terra Cotta Coin Study at $400.00 (height 7 1/4", edition of 2000), and Waiting to Dance at $24,000.00 (height 37 1/4", edition of 35). If you are considering a purchase, treat these figures as listing details rather than a confirmed offer, and verify availability, condition, shipping, and payment terms directly with the estate.
The works listed on the site
| Work | Listed price | Height | Edition size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |
Each entry on the site links to a "Read more" page, which is where any additional detail about the piece would appear.
What the listed attributes tell you
Edition size is the main signal of scarcity. An edition of 25 or 35 means the sculptor's estate intends to produce or release only that many of that work, while an edition of 2000 (as with Terra Cotta Coin Study) is a much larger run. A smaller edition generally means fewer examples will circulate, but it does not by itself tell you how many remain unsold.
Height is given in inches and describes the physical scale of the piece. This matters for two practical reasons: display space and shipping. A 37 1/4" work like Waiting to Dance needs far more room and costs more to move than a 7 1/4" study.
Price is shown for each of the three works, ranging from $400 to $24,000. The site does not state whether prices include tax, shipping, or any buyer's premium, so those are questions to raise with the estate.
How to check before buying
- Open the individual work's page via its "Read more" link to see whether it adds medium, date, condition notes, or provenance.
- Contact the estate through the site to confirm the piece is still available — a listed price does not guarantee stock.
- Ask what the price includes and excludes: shipping, insurance, taxes, and any handling for a work of that size.
- Request the payment method and terms in writing before committing, since the site itself does not display payment platforms or checkout details.
- For an editioned work, ask which number in the edition is being offered and whether a certificate or documentation accompanies it.
Using the site's newsletter
The site includes a signup form for news and updates, described as a way to "receive news and updates" by email. The form block on the page notes it needs a storage option configured, so signup behavior may vary. If you want to hear about new available works or estate announcements, this is the listed channel; otherwise, direct contact with the estate is the more reliable route for availability questions.
A note on the artist
The site presents itself as the official website of the Estate of Glenna Goodacre and opens with her own description of her work: "I am a sculptor. A sculptor of people. People of all ages, all races. Portraits of people – groups of people." That framing is useful context for the available works, which are figurative pieces rather than abstract or architectural sculpture.