A terracotta bust of Gozzadini was created as part of a series of portraits of notable Bolognese women.
In the early 17th century, a terracotta bust was created to honor Bettisia Gozzadini, included as part of a series of twelve portraits of notable Bolognese women. This sculpture, attributed to the "Escultor de Casa Fibbia," epitomizes her enduring legacy and the impact she had as a pioneering woman in academia. The creation of such a portrait series reflects the recognition and respect attributed to key figures in Bologna's history, immortalizing her contributions and continuing to inspire women in academia.