Anne Whitney

This building’s top-floor window marks the studio where sculptor Anne Whitney (1821-1915) worked for two decades. She received prestigious commissions for monuments across the country.

Copley Square's Boston Public Library has been an educational and reform hub for women, showcasing art, literature, and influential contributions in its historic McKim building.

The Public Garden, opened in 1837, features sculptures, fountains, and seasonal plantings, including four fountains designed by women.

Five statues on Commonwealth Avenue Mall were created by women sculptors, including works by Penelope Jencks, Anne Whitney, Yvette Companion, Theo Ruggles Kitson, and the Boston Women’s Memorial.