Ruza Wenclawska Bust

Ruza Wenclawska Bust – A Powerful Tribute to Labor, Voice, and Victory

Historical Significance: Ruza Wenclawska, Suffragist and Labor Rights Champion
Ruza Wenclawska, also known as Rose Winslow, was a fearless advocate for women’s suffrage and workers’ rights in the early 20th century. Born to Polish immigrant parents, she began working in textile mills at age 11 and rose to national prominence as a labor organizer and activist. As a member of the National Woman’s Party, Wenclawska played a crucial role in the fight for the 19th Amendment, enduring imprisonment and hunger strikes for the cause. Her voice helped forge a more equitable path for women in both the political and industrial spheres.

Designed by the Statues.com Art Team:
This bust of Ruza Wenclawska was created March 2025 and proudly joins our SculptHER Collection, which honors the lives and legacies of women who have moved history forward. Designed by the skilled artisans at Statues.com, this sculpture captures Wenclawska’s resolve, resilience, and spirit of justice. With each detail, this piece commemorates a woman who refused to be silenced — a symbol of power born from the people.

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Material: Made of white bonded marble and offered in a hand-applied bronze tone option.

Dimensions and Details: 9" tall.

Made in the USA

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Whether you’re planning a special tribute, educational installation, or personal collection, we offer custom bases, engraving, alternate finishes, and more. Let us personalize this meaningful sculpture to your vision.

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Thinking of a custom concept? Our collaborative statue-making process makes it easy to bring your ideas to life. From the first sketch to the final delivery, we guide every step to ensure excellence.

Own a Symbol of Courage and Change
This smaller-scale bust of Ruza Wenclawska is a powerful tribute to those who fight for equality, dignity, and progress. Perfect for classrooms, libraries, advocacy spaces, or private collections — it reminds us that history is made by those who dare to speak up.

Add it to your collection today and honor the legacy of a woman who helped shape a nation’s conscience.