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Wolfstein Sculpture Parks

at Scripps Memorial Hospitals San Diego

von Gerrit Greve

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3rd Edition.

To celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary in 1998, Ralyn and Nathan Wolfstein made a gift to establish the Wolfstein Sculpture Park at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla California. The vision was to enhance the course of healing for patients, their families, visitors, and staff, by integrating art with a healing environment. The Wolfsteins were so moved by the beauty of the surrounding grounds of the hospital, that they also donated five sculptures that year to begin the sculpture park, a tradition they have continued and encouraged others to join.
Autorenwebsite
http://www.gerritgreve.com
Eigenschaften und Details
  • Hauptkategorie: Non-Profit & Fundraising
  • Projektoption: Standard-Querformat, 25×20 cm
    Seitenanzahl: 80
  • Veröffentlichungsdatum: Sept. 06, 2011
  • Sprache English
  • Schlüsselwörter Gerrit Greve, healing, art, sculpture
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Gerrit Greve
Cardiff by the Sea, California, USA

Gerrit Greve was an internationally acclaimed fine artist who currently lives in southern California. His artwork is included in many important public and private collections both in the U.S. and abroad. Since 1972 he has had numerous gallery and museum exhibitions, including a number of solo museum shows. Gerrit has been the subject of several television documentaries, including the Emmy Award-winning PBS series “Artists in Residence.” His paintings have been featured in many publications, including TIME Magazine. Notably, Gerrit’s painting; Northwest Territory is included in the book “1001 Paintings – You Must See before You Die.”

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