See also:

• Arts: Art History: Artists  (1,957)

• Arp, Jean (1886-1996) - Biography of the modernist sculptor Jean Arp from the Guggenheim Collection.
• Augustincic, Antun (1900-1979) - Biography of Croatian monumental sculptor from the Augustincic Gallery.
• Barnard, George Grey (1863-1938) - Highlights the contribution to the art world of the American sculptor, exploring the people and places that influenced him.
• Carrick, Alexander (1882 - 1966) - Scottish sculptor who was responsible for many Scottish war memorials and was influential as an academician of the Royal Scottish Academy. The site provides a full biography of his life and work including many photographs.
• Fredericks, Marshall M. (1908-1998) - Museum housing works that span the career of the American sculptor, known for his monumental figurative work, public memorials, fountains, portraits and sculptures of animals.
• Henghes, Heinz (1906-1975) - An account of the life and work of the German born artist and sculptor.
• Maillol, Aristide (1861-1941) - An illustrated biography by Ryozo Himino of the French sculptor. This is an English translation by the author of a book in Japanese (Tokyo 2001).
• McKenna, James (1933-2000) - Review of the achievement of Irish stone sculptor, and of his contribution to the International Hopkins Summer School in Ireland.
• Polasek, Albin (1879-1965) - Museum and sculpture garden devoted to Czech-American sculptor.
• Rheinhold, Hugo (1853-1900) - Axel Schmetzke provides primary and secondary sources on the life and works of the late-19th century German-Jewish sculptor, particularly his "Philosophizing Monkey" bronze.
• Subirachs, Josep Maria (b.1927) - Pioneer of Avant Guard sculpture in Catalonia in the second half of the twentieth century. (Site in English, Catalan and Spanish)
• Szukalski, Stanislav (1893-1987) - The official website for the Polish-American sculptor, painter and writer. Biographies, gallery, posters, and books.
• Zúñiga, Francesco (1912-1998) - Eminent Mexican sculptor born in Costa Rica. Site features a small gallery of artworks and chronology as well as information on the rarely seen photography of Bernice Kolko.