In 1917 This Woman Helped Deformed WWI Soldiers By Creating Incredibly Accurate Face Masks
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World War I brought out the best and the worst of mankind and the people involved have been remembered either for the terror they brought or the compassion they showed. One of those compassionate individuals was Anna Coleman Watts Ladd, an American sculptor who moved to France with her husband in 1917. She created portrait-masks for severely injured WWI soldiers. Needless to say, her work changed many people’s lives
World War I brought out the best and the worst of mankind and the people involved have been remembered either for the terror they brought or the compassion they showed.
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Robert Jenner regularly renovates his Kent home in nothing but his boots. The naturist, 42, is 'not a bad-looking chap' according to some neighbours. However others have complained to the police, leaving him with an ASBO.
Robert Jenner regularly renovates his Kent home in nothing but his boots. The naturist, 42, is 'not a bad-looking chap' according to some neighbours.
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