Marie Tussaud
French artist (1761–1850)
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She turned wax into a business model that outlasted empires. Her museum — still drawing millions — began as one woman's portable gallery of sculpted faces.
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Born Anna Maria Grosholtz on 1 December 1761, she learned to shape wax into uncanny likenesses and carried that skill across the Channel. In London, she founded the institution that still bears her married name: Madame Tussauds, a museum where sculpted figures hold the room. She died 16 April 1850, but the waxworks kept multiplying.
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