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... looked like in the 1900’s. During his life as an artist, Bourdelle even worked in Rodin’s atelier for 15 years. ...This collaboration did not influenced the artist, he always shows a strong independence and innovative, at times controversial, style.

... looked like in the 1900’s. During his life as an artist, Bourdelle even worked in Rodin’s atelier for 15 years. ...This collaboration did not influenced the artist, he always shows a strong independence and innovative, at times controversial, style.

Rodin must have been very impressed by Carpeaux’s Ugolino (1861, Musée d’Orsay), the famous sculpture whose dramatic subject was drawn from Dante’s Divine Comedy. Twenty years later, after receiving the commission for The Gates of Hell, he made...

... husband, Paolo's brother. Rodin's sculpture soon shed its literary reference to become a universal image of a kiss. The two figures melt into one another - anonymous and passionate. ...Their bodies express their irresistible mutual attraction.

... looked like in the 1900’s. During his life as an artist, Bourdelle even worked in Rodin’s atelier for 15 years. ...This collaboration did not influenced the artist, he always shows a strong independence and innovative, at times controversial, style.

... looked like in the 1900’s. During his life as an artist, Bourdelle even worked in Rodin’s atelier for 15 years. ...This collaboration did not influenced the artist, he always shows a strong independence and innovative, at times controversial, style.

The sculpture captivated sculptors of the 19th century, including Carpeaux and Rodin, who was friends with Aubé, as seen in his work "The Gates of Hell" at the Musée Rodin. Jean-Paul Aubé personified the poets of hell who thwarted evil forces. The...

François Pompon (1855~1933), a master sculptor, spent years as one of Paris's most sought-after assistants, carefully crafting blocks of marble for Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. However, after 1905, Pompon reacted against Rodin's expressionism...

The two traveled to Brussels in 1871, and by some accounts, Rodin helped Carrier-Belleuse craft architectural sculptures for the Brussels Stock Exchange. He was also appointed artistic director at the Manufacture nationale de Sèvres in 1876. His...

Her desire to become a prominent figure in Europe's vibrant art scene prompted several journeys to Paris, where she had the privilege of meeting Auguste Rodin and visiting his studio during the years 1896-1897. Through her interactions with this...

François Pompon (1855~1933), between 1923 and 1933 For many years, Pompon was one of the most sought-after assistants in Paris, hewing blocks of marble for Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. But after 1905, in reaction to Rodin's expressionism,...

I highly recommend visiting "Auguste Rodin: The Human Experience" exhibit, which is ongoing through April 2017. I invite you to join in on the fun by creating your own 3D printed versions of the statues or gifting them to friends and family. ... Adam...

If you're interested in seeing these incredible sculptures for yourself, be sure to visit "Auguste Rodin: The Human Experience" - the exhibit is ongoing through April 2017. ... I invite you to have fun with the scans, make them for yourself or a friend...

Rodin likely drew his inspiration here from Stefano Maderno’s celebrated statue of Saint Cecilia (Santa Cecilia in Trastevere, Rome, 1600), but this work may also be likened to Bernini’s Ludovica Albertoni. The figure remains unidentified and...

However, after 1905, Pompon rejected the human figure in response to Rodin's expressionism and turned his attention to animals at the Jardin des Plantes. Polar Bear stands as a masterpiece in this new direction; its exhibition at the Salon d'Automne...

Jean D’Aire is a study for one of the figures in Auguste Rodin’s monumental Burghers of Calais. The sculptural group was made in order to commemorate the surrender by six of the leading citizens fo Calais after a siege by Edward III. The men,...

... before enrolling in the prestigious Royal Academy Schools. In 1883 he secured a coveted traveling scholarship to Paris where he encountered Rodin, whose innovative methods of conveying physical and emotional energy profoundly influenced him.

Tegner's sculptures showcased the innovative style of Art Nouveau and the erotic realism of Auguste Rodin. This caused widespread debate in Denmark, still heavily influenced by Bertel Thorvaldsen's restrained neo-classical ideals. ...In contrast, Tegner...

A standout piece is an interpretation of Rodin's Shade, available for download on MyMiniFactory through Scan The World. ...This project aims to create a digital archive of 3D printable sculptures and artworks from around the world, accessible for free.

... Which He Was Recognized As One Of The Most Innovative And Prolific Sculptors Of A New Generation. In The Post-Rodin Modern Phase Of The History Of Sculpture, As Posited In 1981 Exhibition Catalogue For Tel Aviv's Archipenko: Early Works 1910-1921.

While the delicate face and the apparent incompleteness of the marble show how much Bourdelle owed to the aesthetic of Rodin, with whom he worked for fifteen years as a‘praticien’, this work conveys a sense of synthesis and construction which, in...

... of their bodies to convey emotion and narrative. Just as Rodin's Kiss relies on the bodies to express the figures, here it is the bodies that give life to the narrative, while the faces remain partially hidden, their features not fully defined.

Born on December 20th, 1851, and passing away on October 2nd, 1935, Desbois was a French sculptor and medallion engraver who made a name for himself with numerous iconic sculptures in Paris and his association with Auguste Rodin that led them to...

Since then, she has worked on her sculpture at this location, just steps from Auguste Rodin's studio. Her works were showcased in various exhibitions at the Darthea Gallery Speyer in Paris's 6th arrondissement in 2004. This larger-than-life piece is...

Rodin brought this vision to life based on the original sketch by sculptor David d'Angers. Marie-Henri Beyle, Stendhal's given name, is not as widely recognized as his pen name, which has become synonymous with literary excellence. His two most...

There, like contemporaries Gustav Skilters and Theodore Zalkalns, he learned from Auguste Rodin's artistic principles. Woodpecker joined Latvian artists' union Dwarf and participated in art exhibitions starting in 1910. After World War I ended in...

... bodies. This statue “La Mediterranee” along with two additional statues was commissioned by Count Harry Kessler. The statue once again shows how Maillol decided to detach his style from the one of Rodin, here the simplicity is the real protagonist.

Bourdelle, having just parted ways with Rodin's studio, embarks on the most productive phase of his career. The idea for this piece likely originated from a bust commission by amateur art enthusiast Jacques Doucet. ...Bourdelle then brings to life a...

- Rodin, Bayonetta - Platinum Games. So this is it. I've spent around two weekends challenging myself to model the rosemary version of Bayonetta's favorite weapon - Scarborough Fair! For the sake of presentation I created some easter egg details...

Meanwhile, The Thinker at the Musee Rodin has been immortalized as part of the Scan The World Project on MyMiniFactory.com. I created this puzzle as an entry for a contest on MyMiniFactory.com, where it was expertly printed. Although my submission...