Sentence examples for sculptress from inspiring English sources
In the main gallery is the Tate Modern's first major commission, a series of massive sculptures by an 88-year-old French sculptress, Louise Bourgeois.
The gardens will be named after England's 1966 World Cup winning captain and there will also be a statue of West Ham's greatest ever player by East London based "royal" sculptress Frances Segelman whose previous subjects include The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and Sir Steven Redgrave.
"Much as I hate to detract from the fine effect of your articles," Brand wrote, "Joe showed me long sections of the Oral History that were actually oral history," full of "fragments of heard speech here and there, and the longest stretch of it, running through several composition books and much the longest thing probably that he ever wrote, was his account of Augusta Savage, the Negro sculptress.
An anonymous sculptress in Scotland has been depositing paper sculptures at libraries and other literary locations, most recently a nest-themed one at Leith Library, in Edinburgh.
She doesn't consider herself "a sculptress like Louise Nevelson" but has always made objects to keep herself amused.
After 7 months of being alone & trying to reconstruct his life, Davis went to a party where he met Mariko Nomura, a Japanese-American sculptress.
A sculptress had made a small statue of a water buffalo, and took it home from her studio to her apartment.
Then I saw Jeffrey Trachtenberg's article in the Wall Street Journal, describing the novel as a "macabre love story" in which "a porn star is terribly burned in a car wreck and then nursed back to health by a sculptress who believes she was born in 1300".
(For the record, my single sentence encapsulation reads: "Début novel about a sexually adept cynic who meets a sculptress of gargoyles who tells him they were once lovers in medieval Germany").
He meets up with his freaky niece (Miss Ming), an artist-poet-sculptress who likes to rub her nose on his.
He leaves behind his beloved wife Helen, sister Phyllis, dancer/sculptress daughter Luisa, son Matthew, six grandchildren and extended family and friends.
