A five inch statuette based on a larger marble original made of cast urethane and mounted on a walnut base. 40 statuettes created annually, exclusively for The Central Institute for the Deaf (CID). The Learner’s Sculptures are given in recognition of generosity towards CID
Hitchcock Designs has been creating the Learner’s Statuettes exclusively for St. Louis Central Institute (CID) for 15 years. CID is a school where children who are deaf learn to listen, talk, read, and succeed. CID empowers families and professionals worldwide.
The statuette is a replica maquette of a much larger marble statue in the CID lobby. The smaller maquettes are hand cast and finished resin miniatures which are mounted on walnut bases. CID uses the statuettes to acknowledge donors who have made a significant donation to CID. Hitchcock Designs creates 16-24 statuettes annually for Central Institute of the Deaf.
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