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Rodin's works sparked enthusiasm among collectors, including one great collector who acquired many of his pieces during the 1980s. B. Gerald Cantor and his wife Iris reciprocated by donating over thirty sculptures to the Museum. ...The two figures from...

... as a welcome link between them and Rodin's art. By contributing to a much-needed stylistic and historical context for the Gallery's sculptures by Rodin, the Fantasy Bust of a Veiled Woman also enhances the chronological coherence of the collection.

The subject of this portrait was commissioned by Ernest Beckett, later known as Lord Grimthorpe, after being introduced to Rodin by the British sculptor John Tweed, who became one of Rodin's earliest admirers in Britain. Eve Fairfax (1871-1978) had a...

Rodin then transplanted the limbs of this figure onto a fleeing female form, crafting the group 'Fugit Amor' (Love Flees) for the 'Gates of Hell' bronze portal and doors designed by Rodin for the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris in 1880. Finally,...

It was later reused in The Gates of Hell (the bronze portal and doors for the new Museum of Decorative Arts, Paris, which Rodin was commissioned to design in 1880, where it appears upper left of the tympanum, the rectangular panel immediately above...

After 1914, he resided successively in Moscow and Paris, forging close bonds with notable figures like Leo Tolstoj, Auguste Rodin, and Gabriele D'Annunzio. Troubetzkoy's work was heavily influenced by Rodin's sketchy technique, which is evident in...

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... Alighieri’s poem Inferno. Ultimately, plans for the museum fell through and The Gates were never completed. However, it became the defining project of Rodin’s career, providing him with a storehouse of figures to rework, rearrange and repurpose.

The sculptor Rodin modeled these clay sketches to showcase contrapposto - a fundamental pose that occurs when the body responds by shifting its weight onto a single leg. Each figure stands in a manner typical of Rodin's works after whom it is named,...

The iconic sculpture of a man lost in thought is a masterpiece of French artist Auguste Rodin's later years. Created in 1880, this bronze figure stands out for its dynamic pose and introspective expression. With his chin resting on his hand and eyes...

Rodin's iconic Thinker statue merged seamlessly with the quirky character of Jar Jar Binks from the Star Wars universe, creating a surreal fusion that defied logic and pushed the boundaries of artistic expression. This bizarre mashup brought together...

... Representing one of the muses who inspired the poet, Rodin had to remove her arms and partially amputate her legs to include her in the monument, but these altered limbs have been restored for this replica, showcased in Prague's prominent galleries.

Rodin revived Meditation's figure, a tormented woman, in The Gates of Hell, for his monumental tribute to Victor Hugo. In 1895, he freed the figure from the monument, magnifying its size threefold and renaming it Inner Voice. Rodin proudly showcased...

I have used as reference to create this 3D model: "The Thinker by Auguste Rodin" 3d scan https://bit.ly/3aXPHI0 by Rigsters is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). I have added more details:...

It's actually an intriguing combination of the head of Fugit Amor from The Gates of Hell, a female torso, and the body of a horse from Rodin's Monument to General Lynch. By exaggerating the stretch of the body, Rodin creates a sense of tension. ...The...

In this poignant rendition of forsaken love, Rodin captures the instant that the god Cupid relinquishes his mortal companion Psyche at the behest of the envious goddess Venus. Stretching out across a raw block of marble, Psyche frantically clings to...

Although his training with Rodin was brief, lasting only a few short months, their infrequent interactions had a profound impact on Zalkalni at the outset of his career. ...The works he created during this period, including this striking sculpture,...

For this pi9ece Rodin shows a technique in which he does not use an old piece of his collection but a “moulage” of an antique piece. The piece is presented as a marble block in which two figures are placed. The two figures have been remodelled,...

In 1903, Rodin became president of the International Society of Painters, Sculptors and Gravers in London after its founder, American painter James McNeil Whistler, passed away. Two years later, he was commissioned to create a memorial for Whistler,...

... happy with the result.... ...but something was missing... It sat on my desk for a few days and I figured it out! He was missing his seat cover! I hope this contributes to the community. I hope it INSPIRES YOU ALL! "I stink, therefore I am." -Rodin

Initially showcased at the 1877 Salon in Paris, France, a baseless accusation arose that Rodin had molded the sculpture by casting a living subject, a claim he vehemently disputed. This false charge inadvertently boosted Rodin's reputation as people...

A detailed three-dimensional representation, crafted to be printed using 3D printing technology, was designed after The Poet, a renowned work by French sculptor Auguste Rodin. ...Commonly referred to as The Thinker in English, this iconic figure has...

The best and truest of Rodin's pupils and followers, Emile-Antoine Bourdelle passed the flame of Rodinesque ideals to a younger generation of sculptors, notably Alberto Giacometti and Germaine Richier. Rodin was right to call him 'a pioneer of the...

(Another) Low poly version of Rodin's "The Thinker" or "Le Penseur". In this model, triangles are about equally sized. You will want to resize to fit your desired print size. ... I use this model as a study object for a bigger project, turning...

Eternal Spring captures the essence of Rodin's genius in this magnificent 1884 masterpiece, reworked in 1910. The Nye Carlsberg Glyptotek proudly displays this stunning work in Copenhagen, Denmark. ...For more updates, be sure to follow me on Twitter at...

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I've got a mind-bending voxelized masterpiece right here - it's a pixelated rendering of Rodin's iconic Thinker. What do you think? Want to see more? ...Send me your suggestions on what's next in line for the voxel treatment!

... with the result.... ...but something was missing... It sat on my desk for a few days and I figured it out! He was missing his seat cover! I hope this contributes to the community. I hope it INSPIRES YOU ALL! "I stink, therefore I am." -Rodin

Rodin never replicated the exact physical proportions of his models, and these differences became even more pronounced when the sculpture was enlarged. ...The Thinker’s foot was later presented as a work in its own right, mounted on a decorative...

Rodin never replicated the exact physical proportions of his models, and these differences became even more pronounced when the sculpture was enlarged. ...The Thinker’s foot was later presented as a work in its own right, mounted on a decorative...