sculptress , sculp. (abbreviation)

Helms was married to a sculptress, six years his senior.

Jeanne continued to work as a sculptress and artist however.

She is also a sculptress, and has previously been a waitress.

She was a sculptress of flowers, and appreciated an audience for her art.

In "The Sculptress," pretty much everybody has a dark side.

Paul explains he's being pursued and June, also a sculptress, offers to help him.

In the first fifty years of my life, a "female sculptor" was a sculptress.

She was a fair painter and sculptress, but didn't feel inspired.

She was largely self-taught and never had any formal training as a sculptress.

He had her pegged as the sculptress in Rachel's book group even before they were introduced.

In 1924 her fashion house became a studio as she began to work as a sculptress.

"Galatea" - A young sculptress is in love with a male statue she has created.

A sculptress, she associated with people in the art circles of Paris, France.

Hamilton was also an accomplished sculptress, painter and writer.

Even then, it was necessary for the octogenarian sculptress to use a tall ladder to reach the top.

She has been a sculptress for nearly fifty years, with some two hundred exhibits (group, individual, auctions) to her credit.

She has given up her pursuits of being a sculptress and has turned to writing murder mysteries.

He was living with a sculptress, a lovely deaf-mute, and was the father of a little girl.

A sculptress fitted it to my body.

But call a woman sculptor a sculptress, and you'll get a two-ton chunk of marble dropped on your head.

Anna was a genuinely gifted sculptress, and her talent was evident.

Some of these are almost entirely obsolete now, such as sculptress, poetess, and aviatrix.

The property was owned by sculptress Augusta Savage (1892-1962) from 1945 to 1962.

Since finishing the Akademy in 1964 she works as a free lance sculptress.

She felt like a sculptress on a cosmic scale, working with planets and suns as if they were modeling clay.