Marie Tussaud

Marie Tussaud was a renowned French artist best known for creating life-like wax sculptures of famous people, historical figures, and notable personalities. She founded what is now the Madame Tussauds wax museum, where visitors can see detailed, realistic figures of celebrities, royalty, and cultural icons. Born in 1761, Tussaud developed her craft in France before moving to England, where her museum became a global attraction. Her work combines artistry with craftsmanship, capturing likenesses that fascinate and entertain audiences for centuries.