Word: sculptress
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...school develops, the boys and girls compete on an equal level, emotionally and socially. And the girls are trained both for their lives as mothers and as professionals. It is true that most marry, but for the boy who is a violinist, there is a girl who becomes a sculptress. For the boy who becomes a journalist, there is a girl who becomes a famous and respected physician...
...sculpture--a work of American sculptress Marie-Zoe Greene-Mercier '33--was stolen on May 12 from a car parked on Washington St. in Boston. The car belonged to Martha Alinda, a friend of the artist, who had driven the art work from New York for exhibition in the annual Radcliffe alumnae art show...
Elizabeth Catlett, black sculptress recently in Mexico City. Prints and sculpture at the Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists, 122 Elm Hill Ave., Dorchester, 12 to 9 weekdays. 12 to 5 Sats., 2 to 5 Suns., until 2 April...
Elizabeth Catlett, black sculptress recently in Mexico City. Prints and sculpture at the Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists, 122 Elm Hill Ave., Dorchester. 12 to 9 weekdays, 12 to 5 Sats., 2 to 5 Suns., until 2 April...
...vigorous personal life. Bald and robustly stocky, he is soft-spoken off the printed page and dedicated to what he considers "oldfashioned absolutes": honor, patriotism, good manners. He loves tennis, riding, shooting, skiing and salmon fishing-interests he shares enthusiastically with his third wife Nackey, a talented painter, sculptress and horsewoman who is the granddaughter of the late newspaper tycoon E. W. Scripps...