"My sister is a sculptor, and she has talent."

Translation: Ma sœur est sculpteur et elle a du talent.

[Angela470035]

Ma soeur est sculptrice.....

[IRtbja6k]

It accepts sculptrice

[carolynn357728]

Nope, sculptrice was NOT accepted Sept 2021. I checked for other errors and could not see any.

[Daniel589120]

I just had "Ma sœur est sculptrice et elle a du talent." accepted.

[Jeanne448353]

Why not say "Ma soeur est sculptRICE et elle a du talent"?

[GrahamNdP]

It is accepted now as is « sculpteuse » ! :)

[tachyonashley123]

Note that "sculptrice" is MUCH more widely used than "sculpteuse".

v De rien !

[GrahamNdP]

Thanks for that! :)

[Svendborgvej]

Or 'femme sculpteur', according to one of my dictionaries.

[joerie82]

Why is 'sculpteur' the preferred answer?

[neko_sapiens]

In view of the fact that it's still not accepted, it apparently is incorrect. So I ask: Does sculpteur not have the (expected) feminine form sculptrice? Can sculpteur apply to refer to a female sculptor? And is it invariably a masculine noun even when it refers to a female sculptor?