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Eberle, Mary

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Eberle, Mary (Abastenia St Leger) (1878–1942)

US sculptor. She specialized in small bronzes depicting the people of New York's lower east side, such as Windy Doorstep (1910). Her most provocative statue, The White Slave (1913), was intended as a protest against prostitution.

She was born in Webster City, Iowa and studied at the Art Students League in New York City and in Naples. Ahead of many of her generation, she rejected the classical tradition and espoused the view that the artist should portray the realities of contemporary society.



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