Dr. Rosalind franklin
Using photographs from books, Lynn created a life-size bust of Dr. Rosalind
Franklin, (1920-1958), a British chemist and X-ray crystallographer, who worked at King's College in
London. Dr. Franklin, photographed the Helix structure of DNA, and discovered the secret of life. Mr.
Sidney Colen, Developer f Top of the World in Ocala, Fl., had never met Dr. Franklin, but was a great
admirer of her brilliance n a predominantly male world of science. Lynn was commissioned by Mr. Colen to create the sculpture for his beautiful Shalom Park, above his community. The Sculpture was to be cast for bronze, and installed in the park, but Mr. Colen passed away before this could be fulfilled. In 2015, Lynn received an Honora le Mention from the Portrait Society of America, for the sculpture of Dr.
Franklin. There are 3,100 National and International members, and 1,034 entries for this competition. Nicole Kidman recently portrayed Dr. Franklin on the London stage in a play called "Photograph 51".
There are three bronze sculptures of Lynn's sculptures of Mother Teresa on permanent exhibit at
Thomas Aquinas College, Santa Paula, CA., San Lorenzo Seminary, Santa Ynez Valley, CA., and the
Cathedral of Hope, Dalla TX.