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Augusta Savage

Augusta Savage was an African American sculptor during the Harlem Renaissance. She was also a teacher of nationally known artists, and she championed the rights of African American artists.

Augusta Savage poses with her sculpture
February 1, 2021ByIn

Augusta Savage (1892-1962)

Augusta Savage poses next to one of her sculptures. New York Historical Society exhibited her work from May 3 to July 28, 2019.
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Recent Sculpture

Abstract figurative sculpture carved from pink Indian soapstone. Right profile view.
A sculpture carved from pink Tenessee marble.
Carving of an abstract figurative sculpture made of catalpa wood.
Carving of "Butternut 2" sculpture. Marble carving with black carved base.
Wood carving of "Cadence" sculpture. Front view.
Right three-quarter view of "Shishito" sculpture
Abstract sculpture in Brazilian soapstone
Alabaster sculpture of a pink grapefruit
Carving of white marble and quartzite sculpture

Recent Still Lifes

Right three-quarter view of "Shishito" sculpture
Alabaster sculpture of a pink grapefruit
"Onion" thumbnail size
Carol Griffin is a Direct Carver of contemporary sculpture.
"Beets and Radishes"