Meanings of sculptress in English

The French priest Teilhard de Chardin and the American sculptress Lucile Swan.

I am a mere imitator of noble form- Iama sculptress.

A visit yesterday from the little colored sculptress, Edmonia Lewis.

A letter this morning from the little sculptress, Vinnie Ream.

What about that BBC3 thing concerning the north London sculptress and her sexually confused stepdaughter?

As originally conceived, I think she may be an artist-a sculptress-whomEldredge had known in Rome.

One of them spoke for suffrage, another was a sculptress, one sang, one had a baby.

Fear is the sculptress, midwives claim.

Well, she is not only an actress, but she is a sculptress, and is a very good one.

The show traces Clark's evolution from an abstract painter to a sculptress known for her installation art and interactive work.

One of them is a tall, handsome, young English lady, Miss Durant, who is a sculptress, studying with Baron de Triqueti.

The gaunt, lined face of the old woman was remarkably vivid-detailedin a way that seemed impossible for a blind sculptress.

There was a large and stately Swedish sculptress in a caftan, on her way to study the carvings at the Elephanta Caves.

She had considerable talent as a sculptress and medallist, and she wanted to return to the point of danger where art and society met.

He buys broken-winded hunters from the hunting set, decrepit ponies from the polo players, and stone griffins for the garden from the social sculptress.

Someone gripped Truck's shoulders: Horst-Sylvia, the biological sculptress, with her heaving coloratura bosom; yellow, motionless eyes stared into his own in passive, mute interrogation.