Inez Milholland Bust

Historical Significance: Inez Milholland, Suffragist and Voice for Equality

Inez Milholland was one of the most iconic figures of the American women’s suffrage movement.  Her presence was the symbol of courage, intellect, and unrelenting conviction. Born in 1886, she was a lawyer, activist, and public speaker who championed not only women’s right to vote but also racial and labor equality. Riding a white horse at the head of the 1913 Woman Suffrage Parade in Washington, D.C., Milholland became a living emblem of the movement.  Her image inspired countless women to march for justice. Her life was tragically cut short at age 30 while campaigning for the vote, but her final words, “Mr. President, how long must women wait for liberty?” still echo as a rallying cry for freedom and equality.

Designed by the Statues.com Art Team:
This bust of Inez Milholland was created in August 2025 and proudly joins our SculptHER Collection, which honors the lives and legacies of women who have shaped history through courage and conviction. Designed by the skilled artisans at Statues.com, and friends of Inez, this sculpture captures Milholland’s determination as she graces with a spirit of justice. Each detail serves as a timeless reminder of a woman who became both symbol and soldier for liberty—a figure whose voice and vision still inspires change.

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

Dimensions and Details: 6″ tall and 7″ 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.

Add Inez to your collection today and honor the legacy of a woman who became the face of freedom during the very first Women’s March in the USA

Photo Credit by: @HaleyKeizur