Ruth Duckworth was a British sculptor known for her innovative ceramic and stone sculptures. Born in 1916 in Hamburg, Germany, she fled to England in 1933 due to the rise of the Nazi regime. Duckworth's work often combined organic forms with a modern aesthetic, reflecting her interest in nature and the human experience. Throughout her career, Duckworth exhibited her art widely, including in prestigious venues like the Tate Gallery in London. She became a prominent figure in the world of ceramics, earning recognition for her unique approach and contributions to the field. Duckworth passed away in 2009, leaving a lasting legacy in contemporary sculpture.