About
The Driehaus Museum surveys Emma Stebbins’s marble, bronze and history-making sculptural career.
The Driehaus Museum examines Emma Stebbins as a major nineteenth-century American sculptor rather than reducing her career to a single famous work. Her years in Rome, marriage to actor Charlotte Cushman and inventive treatments of literary, biblical and industrial themes give the exhibition several rewarding paths through her work.
What to expect
Begin at the Driehaus Museum after the listed 11 AM start and move through a career-focused exhibition. The presentation covers Stebbins’s marble and bronze sculpture, her life in Rome and her approaches to literary, biblical and American industrial subjects.
Good to know
- The listing starts at 11 AM.
- Admission is listed from $13 to $23.
- The venue is the Driehaus Museum.
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Common questions
When does the listing begin?
The October 13 listing begins at 11 AM.
How much is admission?
The published admission range is thirteen to twenty-three dollars.
Where is the exhibition?
The exhibition is presented at the Driehaus Museum.
Who was Emma Stebbins?
The listing identifies her as a significant nineteenth-century American sculptor.