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Rodin, Auguste

5 works

The image shows a central rectangular area with a repetitive pattern of small star-like shapes made of multiple lines radiating from a central point. This design overlays a darker silhouette resembling a profile of a horse or abstract human figure. The pattern and silhouette interplay create a layered effect, adding depth to the composition.

Das Mappenwerk der Insel

Rodin, Auguste

The sculpture depicts three or four intertwined people on a rough base. The people are in a moment of interaction, with their limbs and torsos intertwined. One person appears seated in the center, while the others bend around them, their bodies contorted. None of their faces are visible. The people are smooth, while the base of the sculpture is roughly hewn. The material of the sculpture is white.

The Evil Spirits

Rodin, Auguste

The sculpture depicts a pair of human hands, intricately intertwined and reaching upwards. The hands are sculpted from a material resembling bronze, with a dark brown color and subtle greenish patinas. The texture is smooth but detailed, highlighting finger joints and creases. The sculpture is mounted on a glossy black base bearing the artist's signature. It represents human hands, focusing on unity and connection.

Study for "The Secret"

Rodin, Auguste

The sculpture depicts a standing female figure with her arms behind her back and head slightly tilted downwards. The figure is leaning against a textured form, possibly representing drapery or a natural object. It is crafted from light brown or terracotta-colored material, likely clay, giving it an earthy appearance. The sculpture has a rough texture with visible marks and surface variations, suggesting a hand-modeled quality. The base is dark and polished, contrasting with the natural color of the sculpture. The proportions of the figure are naturalistic, emphasizing form and posture, conveying a sense of timelessness and human presence.

Statuette of a Woman

Rodin, Auguste

The sculpture is of a human hand and wrist, depicted in a relaxed, natural position with fingers slightly bent. The sculpture's material appears to be a pale, white plaster, with a matte surface that shows subtle texture. The hand is life-sized, comparable to the size of an average human hand, and is oriented upright. The sculpture focuses on anatomical accuracy, with detailed contours and proportions that mimic the appearance of real human skin and bones. The material and color give the sculpture a minimalist and classical appearance.

Right Hand

Rodin, Auguste