Artist
Auguste Rodin
1840–1917 · French
Auguste Rodin transformed nineteenth-century sculpture through fragmented bodies, visibly worked surfaces and an approach to casting that allowed figures and details to migrate between compositions. The Gates of Hell became a lifelong reservoir from which many of his most famous independent sculptures emerged.
Sculpture; drawing; watercolor
Major Works
- 1877The Age of Bronze →
- 1877–1900The Walking Man →
- 1880–1917The Gates of Hell →
- 1880–1904The Thinker →
- 1882The Kiss →
- 1883Eve →
- 1884–89The Burghers of Calais →
- 1889The Danaïd →
- 1898Monument to Balzac →
- 1908The Cathedral →
Interviews & Writing
- Museum-quality video search →RESEARCH QUEUEvideo
