Women Sculpture for Sale
It's an amazing feeling when you can combine both of your passions into one. At Artsper, we love sculpture and we absolutely love supporting women artists. With this selection of artworks, you're sure to find your bliss! From famous artists like Sophie Calle to emerging ones like Charlotte Champion, there is truly an eclectic variety of women sculptures to choose from. Through the medium of sculpture, representations of women can take many forms depending on the material at hand. Discover all the ways artists have expressed their love for the female form with this special selection of women sculptures!
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Françoise Abraham
Sculpture - 106 x 45 x 40 cm Sculpture - 41.7 x 17.7 x 15.7 inch
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Who are some famous female sculptors throughout history?
Some famous female sculptors throughout history include Barbara Hepworth, Louise Bourgeois, Camille Claudel, and Niki de Saint Phalle. These women have made significant contributions to the world of sculpture and have left a lasting impact on the art world.
What are some common themes or motifs found in sculptures of women?
Common themes or motifs found in sculptures of women include beauty, grace, fertility, motherhood, and power. These themes are often depicted through the use of flowing lines, curves, and intricate details in the sculptures. Additionally, many sculptures of women also incorporate elements of nature, such as flowers or animals, to further emphasize their connection to the natural world.
How has the representation of women in sculpture evolved over time?
The representation of women in sculpture has evolved significantly over time, from idealized and objectified forms in ancient times to more realistic and diverse depictions in modern times. Women are now portrayed with greater agency and individuality, reflecting changing societal attitudes towards gender and equality.