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Sculptor Made Masks for Wounded WWI Soldiers with Disfigured Faces | New York Post

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A talented sculptor gave badly wounded World War I soldiers a second chance — by giving them a new face. Recently unearthed footage of Anna Coleman Ladd’s work shows her incredible impact after relocating to France in 1917.

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