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Rodin

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ISBN 13:: 9783836555043
author:: Taschen
format:: HardBack
publisher:: TASCHEN GmbH
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2020
Pages:: 96
Dimensions:: 21.6 x 1.3 x 26.2 cm
Genre:: Art, Architecture & Photography, Sculpture, , Taschen,Rodin,TASCHEN GmbH,3836555042,Individual Artists / Art Monographs,Individual Artists - General,Art,Art & Art Instruction,19th century, c 1800 to c 1899,Art / Individual Artists / Monographs,Histor
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Auguste Rodin was a pioneer of modern sculpture, drawing inspiration from antiquity and the Renaissance to create innovative works that explored movement, expression, and the human form. This TASCHEN Basic Art introduction examines the artist's formative years and key career stages, tracing the genesis of his sculptures and monuments.

Through rich illustration and texts by François Blanchetière, this book delves into Rodin's artistic process, from modeling in clay to capturing the truth of human experience through sensual drawings. The result is a deeply personal and passionate legacy that has inspired generations of artists.

This book invites readers to discover and rediscover Rodin's priceless work, exploring the links between his different creations and illuminating the artist's innovative spirit.

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