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Feminist Studies, Volume 33 Number 1, features a discussion of the works of Ella Tulin (September 15, 1930 ~ January 27, 2006), who is quoted on her site as saying: “The way I celebrate life is through the making of sculpture. I sculpt women, earthy, vulnerable, open, sexy, joyful, pained and exuding life. The woman’s pelvis cradles the world.” Worth seeking out this publication, as well as the appreciative perspectives of Tulin’s work of the female form.
