Amerikalı heykeltıraşlar
- Emma Stebbins (1 Eylül 1815 - 25 Ekim 1882) Amerikalı bir heykeltıraştı ve New York City'den bir kamu sanat komisyonu alan ilk kadındı.
- Emma Stebbins (1 September 1815 – 25 October 1882) was an American sculptor and the first woman to receive a public art commission from New York City.
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- Emma Stebbins was among the first notable American women sculptors and part of a group of who learned to work in marble in Rome in the mid-1800s.
- Emma Stebbins (1 September 1815 — 25 October 1882) was among the first notable American woman sculptors.
- bethesda Emma Stebbins is the sculptor of “The Angel of the Waters” (1873), also known as “Bethesda Fountain,” located on the Bethesda Terrace in Central Park...
- One of the first notable American woman sculptors, she created a bronze statue of Horace Mann, located in Boston. Emma Stebbins was born in New York City.
- Her sister Mary Stebbins Garland documented her work in a scrapbook and wrote her biography, “Notes on the Art Life of Emma Stebbins.”
- Emma Stebbins was part of what Henry James called "a white Marmorean flock," women sculptors who went to Rome in the mid-1800s to learn to work in marble.
Emma Stebbins
Heykeltıraş
Amerikalı bir heykeltıraştı ve New York City'den bir kamu sanat komisyonu alan ilk kadındı. En çok New York, Central Park'taki Bethesda Terası'nda yer alan Bethesda Çeşmesi olarak da bilinen Angel of the Waters adlı çalışmasıyla tanınırdı.