Sculpture Catalog
Sculpture deserves space. One work per page, with caption fields tuned for materials and three-axis dimensions.

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Caption recommendation
Use the dimensions field for H × W × D (e.g. '180 × 90 × 60 cm') and the medium field for materials (e.g. 'Bronze, patina, oak base').
When sculptors use this catalog
Public art and commission proposals
Committees need to see scale, materials and installation details clearly. One work per page gives room for complete specifications.
Ceramics and object makers
Ceramicists can list clay body, glaze and firing method alongside dimensions for each piece.
Installation documentation
Record installed works with site, materials and dimensions for archives and future exhibitions.
Example: a sculpture caption
"Threshold, 2025 · Bronze, patina, oak base · 180 × 90 × 60 cm · 42 kg · Edition of 3". Adding weight helps galleries and shippers plan handling and plinths. (Illustrative example.)
Sculpture catalog checklist
- Give dimensions as height × width × depth
- List every material, including base or plinth
- Note weight for works that need special handling
- Mention indoor/outdoor suitability
- Use your best single angle; keep extra angles for a follow-up
How the Sculpture Catalog template works
- 1. Open the catalog builder with this template pre-selected.
- 2. Upload your artwork images and fill in title, medium, dimensions, year, and price.
- 3. Export a PDF. Free downloads include a small DigitalEyezz watermark; Pro removes it.
Sculpture Catalog template FAQ
How should sculpture dimensions be written?
Use height × width × depth, for example "180 × 90 × 60 cm". Say whether the base is included.
Can I show more than one photo of a sculpture?
Add each angle as its own plate with the same title and a note such as "view 2". Most catalogs lead with the strongest single view.
Should I include installation requirements?
For large or outdoor work, yes. A short note on weight, fixing and lighting saves time when a venue is planning the show.
