Home›Sculptors›All SculptorsBrowse ByAll SculptorsReference and ClassificationVerifiedArtists whose primary and defining body of work is three-dimensional: carved, cast, modeled, assembled or installed. Belongs here: an artist principally known for sculpture, including figures whose defining works are object- or installation-based (Auguste Rodin, Louise Bourgeois, Yayoi Kusama). Does not belong here: an artist who produced occasional three-dimensional work but is principally known as a painter or in another discipline.FactsAll SculptorsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonCore Arts DisciplineWell-attestedVisual Arts 1All SculptorsFilter Results84 entriesArt MovementAllAfrican Sculptors (3)American Sculptors (4)Ancient Greek Sculptors (3)Baroque and Rococo Sculptors (3)Italian Renaissance (1)Japanese Buddhist Sculptors (2)Late Gothic Sculptors (2)Latin American Sculptors (2)Modernist Sculptors (22)Neoclassical Sculptors (4)Postwar and Contemporary Sculptors (17)Renaissance and Mannerist Sculptors (10)Renaissance Painters (1)MovementAllAbstract Expressionism (1)Baroque (1)Constructivism (1)Dada (3)Early Renaissance (1)Futurism (1)Minimalism (2)Pop Art (2)Postmodernism (1)Renaissance (1)Art Form PracticedAllArchitecture (3)Ceramics (1)Collage (2)Drawing (4)Film (1)Fresco (1)Illustration (1)Installation Art (1)Jewelry Design (2)Landscape Architecture (1)Painting (19)Photography (1)Printmaking (2)Sculpture (81)Wood Carving (2)Active EraAll1488 to 1564 (1)1510 to 1531 (1)1755 to 1814 (1)1904 to 1966 (1)1904 to 1968 (1)GenderAllFemale (13)Male (71)MentorAllDomenico Ghirlandaio (1)GroupAllAfrican Sculptors (3)American Sculptors (4)Ancient Greek Sculptors (3)Baroque and Rococo Sculptors (3)Italian Renaissance (1)Japanese Buddhist Sculptors (2)Late Gothic Sculptors (2)Latin American Sculptors (2)Modernist Sculptors (22)Neoclassical Sculptors (4)Postwar and Contemporary Sculptors (17)Renaissance and Mannerist Sculptors (10)BirthplaceAllAthens (2)Baku (1)Barcelona (1)Beijing (1)Bogotá (1)Boston (1)Bucharest (1)Copenhagen (1)Empire of Japan (1)England (2)Florence (7)France (9)Germany (2)Ghana (1)Greece (1)Gujarat (1)Italy (4)Jacksonville (1)Japan (1)Kharkiv (1)Kyiv (2)London (2)Los Angeles (1)Lugano (1)Moscow (1)Mumbai (1)Nancy (1)Naples (1)New York City (2)Nigeria (1)Paris (2)Philadelphia (1)Pretoria (1)Qingdao (1)Republic of Venice (1)Romania (1)Russia (1)San Francisco (1)San Jose (1)Seoul (1)Stockholm (1)Strasbourg (1)Switzerland (1)Turin (1)United Kingdom (2)United States (9)NationalityAllAustria (1)Azerbaijan (1)China (2)Colombia (1)Costa Rica (1)Denmark (1)Egypt (1)France (16)Germany (4)Ghana (1)Greece (3)India (2)Israel (1)Italy (8)Japan (4)Kingdom of France (1)Mexico (2)Nigeria (1)Republic of Florence (5)Republic of Venice (1)Romania (2)Russia (1)South Africa (1)South Korea (1)Spain (2)Sweden (1)Switzerland (3)United Kingdom (8)United States (24)Venezuela (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 84Agostino di DuccioSculptorsAi WeiweiSculptorsAlberto GiacomettiSculptorsAlexander ArchipenkoSculptorsAlexander CalderSculptorsAndrea del VerrocchioSculptorsAndrea della RobbiaSculptorsAnish KapoorSculptorsAnthony CaroSculptorsAntonio CanovaSculptorsAntony GormleySculptorsAristide MaillolSculptorsAugusta SavageSculptorsAuguste RodinSculptorsBaccio BandinelliSculptorsBarbara Chase-RiboudSculptorsBarbara HepworthSculptorsBelu-Simion FainaruSculptorsBen EnwonwuSculptorsBenvenuto CelliniSculptorsBertel ThorvaldsenSculptorsBrett MurraySculptorsCamille ClaudelSculptorsClaes OldenburgSculptorsClodionSculptorsConstantin BrâncușiSculptorsDaniel Chester FrenchSculptorsDavid SmithSculptorsDhruva MistrySculptorsDonald JuddSculptorsDonatelloSculptorsDoris SalcedoSculptorsDuane HansonSculptorsEduardo PaolozziSculptorsEl AnatsuiSculptorsElizabeth CatlettSculptorsÉtienne-Maurice FalconetSculptorsFazil NajafovSculptorsFrancisco ZunigaSculptorsFrederic Auguste BartholdiSculptorsFrederic RemingtonSculptorsGeorge SegalSculptorsGiambolognaSculptorsGian Lorenzo BerniniSculptorsGutzon BorglumSculptorsHans ArpSculptorsHans KlockerSculptorsHans LeinbergerSculptorsHenry MooreSculptorsIsamu NoguchiSculptorsJacob EpsteinSculptorsJaume BusquetsSculptorsJean-Antoine HoudonSculptorsJeff KoonsSculptorsJulio GonzalezSculptorsKaikeiSculptorsKiki SmithSculptorsKurt SchwittersSculptorsLee UfanSculptorsLorenzo GhibertiSculptorsLouise BourgeoisSculptorsLouise NevelsonSculptorsLuca della RobbiaSculptorsMahmoud MokhtarSculptorsMarcel DuchampSculptorsMarino MariniSculptorsMario BernasconiSculptorsMarisol EscobarSculptorsMedardo RossoSculptorsMichelangeloSculptorsNaum GaboSculptorsNiki de Saint PhalleSculptorsPhidiasSculptorsPolykleitosSculptorsPraxitelesSculptorsRachel WhitereadSculptorsRichard SerraSculptorsSevero Calzetta da RavennaSculptorsSui JianguoSculptorsUmberto BoccioniSculptorsUnkeiSculptorsVladimir TatlinSculptorsWilliam Wetmore StorySculptorsYayoi KusamaSculptorsSources1. National Core Arts Standards: Visual Arts Introductiontier 1National Coalition for Core Arts StandardsVisual Arts introduction, discipline definition paragraphQuote, Visual Arts introduction, discipline definition paragraphVisual Arts include the traditional fine arts such as drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, and sculpture; media arts including film, graphic communications, animation, and emerging technologies; architectural, environmental, and industrial arts such as urban, interior, product, and landscape design; folk arts; and works of art such as ceramics, fibers, jewelry, works in wood, paper, and other materials.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.