When we think of renowned sculptors, names like Michelangelo and Rodin often spring to mind. However, the history of sculpture is rich with the contributions of talented women artists whose work has often been overlooked or undervalued. Let’s delve into the world of these unsung sculptresses and celebrate their artistic brilliance. Pioneering the Path Harriet Hosmer: A 19th-century American sculptor, Hosmer defied societal expectations to study and work in Rome. Her life-sized marble sculptures, often depicting classical themes, were highly acclaimed. Camille Claudel: A French sculptor, Claudel was a significant figure in the Art Nouveau movement. Her expressive and often controversial works, influenced by Rodin, challenged traditional notions of female…