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Camille Claudel, sculptress, Auguste Rodin's lover.

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Camille Claudel, sculptress, Auguste Rodin's lover.
'Cat-Monument' (2000) by Angie Karatza (b. 1966)
Ruth Asawa creating her interactive wire works.
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May Henriquez (6 May 1915 – 15 October 1999) was a Curaçaoan writer and sculptor (sculptress). Henriquez wrote and translated works in Papiamentu, the Portuguese-based creole language spoken in Curaçao. She was recognised for her work for the Curaçaoan art community. via Wikipedia
Silence IV
Oil on canvas, 80×60 cm
Artist: Luisella Cantatore
Sebastian
Nikola Emma Ryšavá
2020
polyester resin, metal, oil pigment, textile, plastic
179x78x48 cm
Exhibition Beast of Eden
Důl Michal
Ostrava
Charlie, sculptress Clare Sheridan with son Dickie pose with 2 unidentified gentleman. November 1921.
I believe this was taken while Charlie and Clare were spending a few days camping at the beach. Once the public got wind of Charlie’s presence and they were forced to flee.
P is for Parsefai, queen of the arts, Whose masterful sculptures are known in all parts. But getting them wet is a very big nope, Since all of her sculptures she carves out of soap.