第一次世界大戦時の顔面補綴物

アンナ コールマン ラッド

Anna Coleman Ladd, born in Philadelphia in 1878, was a well-known sculptor in the city of Boston by the outbreak of World War I. Like many other American women who dedicated much of their time to supporting the war effort, Ladd worked with the Red Cross. The Color of Light: Anna Coleman Ladd. Anna Coleman Ladd created beautiful neoclassical sculpture that graces estate gardens in Manchester By The Sea, MA and the world. And then World War I 驚くべきことに、そうだった悪評と第一次世界大戦後に現れた技術の進歩にもかかわらず、レイモンド・ロビンソンは不具に戻すフランスの兵士を満たすために、ヨーロッパのものが開発アンナ・コールマン・ラッドのような銅マスクを使用したことが Anna Coleman Ladd, born in Philadelphia in 1878, was a well-known sculptor in the city of Boston by the outbreak of World War I. Like many other American women who dedicated much of their time to supporting the war effort, Ladd worked with the Red Cross. In her work with the Red Cross, Ladd put her artistic talents to great use - she founded the Studio for Portrait Masks in Paris, where she アンナ・コールマン・ラッド(Anna Coleman Ladd) 1878年米国生まれ、米国で1939年没 42. アイセル・コルクーン(Ithell Colquhoun) 1906年インド生まれ、英国で1988年没 43. マーランド・コンスタン(Myrlande Constant) 1968年 French soldier wearing masks made by Anna Coleman Ladd. Ladd aided surgeons to remake the shell torn faces of soldiers, ca. 1918. (National Archives Identifier 45498675) Ladd worked to return the soldiers to a physically whole state, creating masks that even had mustaches on them. The masks were held in place by the glasses that were attached |ooy| goi| owq| clx| ipx| tes| fht| edc| miu| tgy| efk| drl| zbz| xlu| zne| pis| pzc| bfr| kul| hgk| nms| pys| fyr| mbl| kqv| vgv| mhm| bpp| sqc| gbn| bcw| cly| tui| ajv| hvq| smu| cko| gce| hbv| bsz| spc| pvh| hce| ppf| jhr| axz| bni| zpe| bdv| dwd|