Statues.com

Statues.com Crafting custom marble and bronze sculptures and museum-quality replicas that celebrate history, culture, and human achievement worldwide

Statues.com creates original, physically manufactured sculptures of history’s most iconic figures. ⚖️ Our works are independent artistic interpretations, not affiliated with or endorsed by the subjects. 🤖 AI stages some images; our statues are 100% real.

05/29/2026

Suffs the Musical highlights each of our wonderful Suffragettes and their stories!

We're sure that the original Suffs would have loved the show.

If you want to represent one of these women who fought for our rights in your home, feel free to follow the link in our bio to browse our white bonded marble options.

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Yes! watch parties across the country!! Love the support Our busts of these powerhouse icons aren’t just decor, they...
05/10/2026

Yes! watch parties across the country!! Love the support

Our busts of these powerhouse icons aren’t just decor, they’re a reminder of the grit, the fire, and the relentless sisterhood that changed history.

• Alice Paul: The relentless strategist who never took “no” for an answer.
• Ida B. Wells: The fearless journalist and advocate who demanded justice for all.
• Ruza Wenclawska: The fiery labor organizer and actress who brought the spark.
• Inez Milholland: Our “Lady on the Horse,” the striking face of the movement.
• Lucy Burns: The backbone of the NWP and the ultimate partner in protest.

05/06/2026

Care to honor the bright minds of American history in your home, office, classroom, or shop?

We have dozens of statues in our American Icons collection- not to mention our SculptHER collection.

Come take a look!

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This is the part no one sees.A custom piece doesn’t come together in one step. It is built through constant checking, ad...
04/29/2026

This is the part no one sees.

A custom piece doesn’t come together in one step. It is built through constant checking, adjusting, and refining.

Here, we are working through the proportions of the Broken Column statue, a symbolic piece connected to the oldest fraternity in the world, and how it carries the figure. Every angle and every connection point must feel natural and balanced.

You don’t just place elements together. You study them, question them, and reshape them until everything works as one.

That is the difference between making something and crafting it right. ~VK

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From designing statues from scratch to personalizing current ones, we can make them tailored to you!A well-cared-for bon...
04/22/2026

From designing statues from scratch to personalizing current ones, we can make them tailored to you!

A well-cared-for bonded marble statue can last for many generations.

What idea, pet, or person do you want to cast into the future?

Let us be your message in a bottle!

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Generations into the future, beyond languages and nations, statues remain.They carry a message through the ages of our s...
04/06/2026

Generations into the future, beyond languages and nations, statues remain.

They carry a message through the ages of our stories, our cultures, our laments, and our talents.

Every statue made is a bookmark in history. We can help make that mark.

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We want to use our position as Statues, Inc. to bring underrepresented heroes into the spotlight!Each statue we make aid...
03/20/2026

We want to use our position as Statues, Inc. to bring underrepresented heroes into the spotlight!

Each statue we make aids in preserving their memory far into the future.

Who do you think deserves a statue?

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Happy Women’s History Month!TUNE IN FOR A HISTORY LESSON:Ida B. Wells was an investigative journalist and civil rights a...
03/13/2026

Happy Women’s History Month!

TUNE IN FOR A HISTORY LESSON:

Ida B. Wells was an investigative journalist and civil rights activist who exposed the brutal reality of lynching in the United States. After three of her friends were lynched in Memphis in 1892, she began documenting cases across the South, publishing "Southern Horrors" (1892) and "The Red Record" (1895).

Her reporting described victims dragged from jail cells, tortured, and sometimes burned alive before crowds of thousands. In one widely reported case she investigated, a teenager named Henry Smith was tortured with red-hot irons and burned alive before a crowd of about 10,000 people.

Wells challenged the widespread lie that Black lynching victims were criminals and argued that many lynchings were driven by white insecurity over Black economic and social success.

After publishing these findings, a white mob destroyed her Memphis newspaper office and forced her to flee the city, but she never stopped the work they thought they had ended in that office.

“No other nation, civilized or savage, burns its criminals; only under that Stars and Stripes is the human holocaust possible.”
-Ida B. Wells

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Happy Women’s History Month!TUNE IN FOR A HISTORY LESSON:Elizabeth Hamilton was a philanthropist who helped shape early ...
03/13/2026

Happy Women’s History Month!

TUNE IN FOR A HISTORY LESSON:

Elizabeth Hamilton was a philanthropist who helped shape early American social welfare. In 1806, she helped found the Orphan Asylum Society in New York City, one of the first private orphanages in the United States.

The organization still exists today as Graham Windham and now serves more than 4,500 children and families affected by abuse and neglect in New York City’s low-income neighborhoods.

Its programs include family foster care, adoption services, parenting and family-strengthening programs to prevent child abuse, behavioral and mental health support, after-school and youth development programs, and college and career access support. The organization operates across 13 sites in Brooklyn, the Bronx, Harlem, and Westchester County. In Westchester, it also has a school for academic support.

Later in life, she worked to preserve the writings and legacy of her husband, Alexander Hamilton, collecting documents and advocating for the publication of his papers so that his contributions to the young United States would be remembered.

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Happy Women's History Month!TUNE IN FOR A HISTORY LESSON:Frances Perkins made history as the first woman appointed to a ...
03/12/2026

Happy Women's History Month!

TUNE IN FOR A HISTORY LESSON:

Frances Perkins made history as the first woman appointed to a U.S. presidential Cabinet, serving as Secretary of Labor under Franklin D. Roosevelt beginning in 1933.

Perkins became passionate about worker safety after witnessing the tragic Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, which killed 146 garment workers due to dangerous labor conditions.

The event shaped her lifelong mission to improve workplace protections.

During her time in office, she helped push for major reforms, including the 40-hour workweek, the 8-hour workday, a national minimum wage, and protections that helped end child labor, later formalized in the Fair Labor Standards Act.

She also played a key role in creating the Social Security Act, which established retirement benefits and unemployment insurance for millions of Americans.

Her leadership helped transform labor rights in the United States and set the foundation for many workplace protections still used today.

We will be highlighting an inspirational woman who made history each day this week, so stick around!

If you'd like to take a look at all the other women we have artfully crafted, visit our website Statues.com and get inspired! 😉
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