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Arp is noted for his contributions to abstract sculpture and for founding the Dada movement, emphasizing randomness and spontaneity.

Noguchi's modernist sculptures, fountains, and gardens marry Eastern and Western aesthetics and often incorporate natural elements.

Auguste Rodin is considered the progenitor of modern sculpture, known for his realistic works and pioneering of partial figures.

He is known for minimalist works that seek to explore the relationship between object, viewer, and space.

Moore is known for his semi-abstract monumental bronze sculptures which are located around the world as public works of art.

Caro is acclaimed for his influence on contemporary sculpture, using industrial metal resources to create abstract, horizontal works with no clear base.

Gabo was a pioneer of constructivism and used materials like plastic and glass to emphasize the spatial and kinetic aspects of his sculptures.

Bourgeois's vast oeuvre includes large-scale sculpture and installation pieces that explore themes of sexuality, family, and death.

Calder is the inventor of the 'mobile,' a type of kinetic sculpture that uses air currents to power its movement.

Moore's works are characterized by abstract figures, often depicting mother-and-child or reclining figures with a focus on hollow spaces and natural forms.

His sculptures are known for their clean geometrical lines that balance forms inherent in his materials with the symbolic allusions of representational art.

Her work exemplifies Modernism, particularly through the abstraction of organic forms and the innovation of pierced forms.

Giacometti is famous for his elongated figures representing the human form, capturing a post-war sense of existentialism.

A pivotal figure in 20th Century sculpture, known for his cubist style and exploration of transparent forms.