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The Sculptures of Auguste Rodin by Sommerville Story, 1961 The life and work of Auguste Rodin by Frederick Lawton, 1907 The heritage of Auguste Rodin: An exhibition assembled in honour of the Diamond Jubilee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. December 6, 1950-January 6, 1951 by Auguste Rodin, 1950 Auguste Rodin: Readings on his life and work by Albert Edward Elsen, 1965 Rodin, Auguste (Reveries) by Tom Parsons, 2005-01-01 Auguste Rodin by Auguste] Descharnes, Robert and Jean-Francois Chabrun [Rodin, 1967 Auguste Rodin: Die Burger von Calais : eine Kunst-Monographie (Insel Taschenbuch) by Roland Bothner, 1993 Auguste Rodin Erotic Drawings by Anne M Bonnet, Auguste Rodin, 1840-1917 (Collection les maitres) by Auguste Rodin, 1949 Triumphant satyr: The world of Auguste Rodin by Denys Sutton, 1967 Auguste Rodin : Die Kunst - Gespraeche Des Meisters Gesammelt Von Paul Gsell - Mit 87 Abbildungen by Auguste; Gsell, Paul Rodin, 1933 The life and works of Auguste Rodin by Frederick Lawton, 1906 Auguste Rodin by Philip R. Adams, 2007-03-01 The sculpture of Auguste Rodin: Reductions and enlargements : [exhibition] B.G. Cantor Sculpture Center ... New York ... June 1983-July 1984 by Auguste Rodin, 1983

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41. KNPB Online: ArtBeat: Rodin Gallery: About Rodin
    Article on the artist with related links.  
    http://www.knpb.org/artbeat/rodin/aboutrodin.asp
    
    Extractions: I n the last years of his life, Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) was hailed as a magician and miracle worker, poet and philosopher, sublime genius, and master sculptor. By 1900, Rodin was already considered to be France's greatest living artist. No other modern artist has been so controversial, yet had such extravagant epithets and honors, nor (with the exception of Picasso) has had such international impact. In giving form to the suffering, malaise, and ennui of the late 19th century, as well as celebrating the human form, Rodin effectively liberated sculpture from the didactic, moralizing monuments of the past. To understand Rodin's accomplishments, it is necessary to place his career into the context of the Paris Sculpture Salon and the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, whose high-minded academic standards had dominated French art and patronage since the 17th century. With the hierarchy of artistic authority stemming from these government institutions, breaking from tradition was both daring and extremely risky for artists hoping to succeed in France. Rodin challenged the established styles and, in so doing, revolutionized sculpture. After graduating in 1857, Rodin began working as a decorative sculptor. Throughout much of the 1860s and 1870s, he assisted in the workshop of France's premier decorative sculptor Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (1824-1887). Following the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71, Rodin moved to Brussels, where he worked continuously for more than five years. In 1875 Rodin went to Italy to study the sculpture of Michelangelo. The trip provided the encouragement that Rodin needed to reject the prevailing dogma of academic sculpture, and propelled him into the next phase of his career.

42. Rodin, Auguste
    rodin, auguste 'L'homme qui marche'. (1905) Picture by Pat/Androom (Jun 1998).  
    http://www.xs4all.nl/~androom/biography/i000343.htm

43. CGFA- Misc. Artists -R- Page 4
    Images of his works.   
    http://sunsite.dk/cgfa/r/r-4.htm#rodin

44. Auguste Rodin
    Information and discussion on his work with links to other reading.  
    http://artchive.com/artchive/R/rodin.html
    
    Extractions: VIEW IMAGE LIST See also: Sculptors "It is true that Rodin's art makes overt reference to its own artificiality. When we say that his kind of realism was not seamless, we mean it: his sculptures often exposed the joint lines of the piece molds in which they were cast, as well as the "unfinished" marks of modeling and editing. Fragmentation and repetition functioned in the same way, as instances of the sculptor's processes made evident in his product. Rodin typically made "spare parts" - feet, hands, knees, and so on - and put together his figures from these. And once he made a figure, he would often remake it, by recasting multiple versions and variants. By showing these processes in the partial figures and modular recurrences of his exhibited work, he undercut his own virtuosity as a conjurer of stories in flesh and bone, and introduced an evident self-consciousness about the artificiality of art's means. "Broken parts and replicas were a daily part of a sculptor's working apparatus: every studio in Paris was littered with them. But where others would have completed a work in progress, Rodin said "enough": and where others would have considered a figure made, he made it again - not because he thought these steps would cancel meaning in his work, but because he was willing to see how such decisions might alter the range of meanings he could convey. The truly creative act was to see how such forms could function within - not just independently of, or in antagonism to - his attempts to accord new meaning to the themes he dealt with.

45. Rodin Museum
    Works of auguste rodin, the great French sculptor, administered by the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Site has details, visitor information, and virtual reality tours.  
    http://www.rodinmuseum.org/

46. Auguste Rodin Online
    auguste rodin French Sculptor, 18401917 Guide to pictures of works by augusterodin in art museum sites and image archives worldwide. auguste rodin.  
    http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/rodin_auguste.html

47. Biographie: Auguste Rodin, 1840-1917
    http://www.dhm.de/lemo/html/biografien/RodinAuguste/
    
    Extractions: Er erhält den Auftrag, ein Portal für das Musée des Arts décoratifs zu gestalten. Für das sogenannte Höllentor wählt er Dantes "Inferno" als Thema. Das Portal, das er mit einer Vielzahl kleiner, "chaotisch" angeordneter Figuren als visuelle Analogie zum Zusammenbruch der traditionellen Moral des ausgehenden Jahrhunderts gestaltet, bleibt jedoch unvollendet.

48. Auguste Rodin Prints
    auguste rodin Prints. •, Art Prints. •, Abstract Prints. We make it easy to buyauguste rodin Prints online. First, click on the image you are interested in.  
    http://www.posters-art-prints.com/auguste-rodin-prints.shtml

49. From Plaster To Bronze: The Sculpture Of Auguste Rodin
    The official website for the exhibition in Canada From Plaster to Bronze The Sculpture of auguste rodin. Images of his works, biography, exhibition information.  
    http://www.plaster2bronze.com

50. Rodin, Auguste Art Prints At Posters UK
    Posters, Photos, Giant Posters, Art Prints, Stickers, Tshirts, Poster Flags, Whatsnew. category, rodin, auguste Art Prints. Art Print. rodin, auguste. Dancer Seated.  
    http://www.posters.co.uk/AProduct/ID/5_Art Prints/1386/Rodin,_Auguste.html
    
    Extractions: BUY ME E-CARD Click here for more Rodin, Auguste stuff. LOG IN Page 1 of 1 posters.co.uk Milton H. Greene Marilyn Monroe Steve Bloom Lightning at the Lighthouse Shener Hathaway River Thames by Night Bill Philip Canal, Normandy Henri Silberman Manhattan John William Waterhouse Hylas and the Nymphs London Hyde Park Bill Philip Trees in Normandy Christian Coigny Le Reveil Vincent van Gogh Starry Night Govinder Myfanwy Govinder Flying Daniel Patrick Kessler Turquoise Dog with Apple Daniel Patrick Kessler Purple and Orange Dogs Daniel Patrick Kessler Turquoise Dog with Apple Govinder Red Chickens Henri Silberman Chrysler Building HR Giger The Trumpets of Jericho , Mixed Media Henri Silberman Brooklyn Bridge Fog Milton H. Greene

51. Auguste Rodin At The National Gallery Of Art
    Image gallery of the artist's works from the collection.  
    http://www.nga.gov/cgi-bin/psearch?Request=A&Person=79800

52. Rodin, Auguste Art Prints At Posters UK
    Posters, Photos, Giant Posters, Art Prints, Stickers, Tshirts, Poster Flags, Whatsnew. category, rodin, auguste Art Prints. Art Print. rodin, auguste. Couple Saophique.  
    http://www.posters.co.uk/AProduct/Search/5/0/Rodin,_Auguste.html
    
    Extractions: BUY ME E-CARD Click here for more Rodin, Auguste stuff. LOG IN Page 1 of 1 posters.co.uk Milton H. Greene Marilyn Monroe Steve Bloom Lightning at the Lighthouse Shener Hathaway River Thames by Night Bill Philip Canal, Normandy Henri Silberman Manhattan John William Waterhouse Hylas and the Nymphs London Hyde Park Bill Philip Trees in Normandy Christian Coigny Le Reveil Vincent van Gogh Starry Night Govinder Myfanwy Govinder Flying Daniel Patrick Kessler Turquoise Dog with Apple Daniel Patrick Kessler Purple and Orange Dogs Daniel Patrick Kessler Turquoise Dog with Apple Govinder Red Chickens Henri Silberman Chrysler Building HR Giger The Trumpets of Jericho , Mixed Media

53. Sculpteur/Jeunesse
    Presents history, information and photos.  
    http://www.musee-rodin.fr/sjeun-e.htm
    
    Extractions: Ph.161 In February 1871, after his laborious early years, demonstrated in the Rodin Museum by the busts of his father (1860) and Father Eymard (1863), the mask of The Man with a Broken Nose which was rejected by the Salon in 1865, Mignon which is probably the portrait of his mistress Rose Beuret, and the impressive Young Woman in a Flowered Hat (circa 1865), a brilliant example of modelling in terracotta, Rodin left Paris for Brussels to join Carrier-Belleuse who had invited him to participate in the decoration of the Stock Exchange. Many sculptors worked on this project in which Rodin seems to have played only a secondary role. His main task, as in Paris, was to execute elegant groups which his employer signed and sold under his own name. But Carrier was soon on bad terms with his young assistant and dismissed him, probably in June.

54. Rodin, Auguste
    Translate this page rodin, auguste . . auguste rodin 4°. 664 S. mit über 500 Abb. rodin, augustePlastik, Zeichnungen, Graphik. Nationalgalerie Berlin 1979. Leipzig, 1979.  
    http://www.artnews.de/kuenstler/rodin_auguste.htm
    
    Extractions: "Rodins Weg kreuzte jenes Wesen, das, prädestiniert durch mannigfaltigste Wahlverwandtschaften, ihm vollends zugedacht schien; man muß ihn bedauern, ihr erst so spät begegnet zu sein", so poetisch sprach Judith Cladel über die Beziehung zwischen Auguste Rodin und Camille Claudel, eine Beziehung, die beide zu künstlerischer Weiterentwicklung anspornte, die aber zugleich verhinderte, daß Camille Claudel von der Öffentlichkeit als eigenständige Künstlerin wahrgenommen wurde. Sie blieb zeitlebens im Schatten des großen Meisters. J. A. Schmoll gen. Eisenwerth stellt in seinem Buch privates Leben und künstlerisches Schaffen der beiden Künstler dar. Gebundene Ausgabe - 127 Seiten (1994) Prestel Verlag © Amazon.com, Inc. und Tochtergesellschaften

55. The B. Gerald Rodin Sculpture Garden
    Information and a virtual tour of this collection of sculptures by auguste rodin located at Stanford University CA. Requires live picture plugin for tour.  
    http://acomp.stanford.edu/atss/atp/art/vr/vrrodin.html
    
    Extractions: Visit the Rodin Sculpture Garden The B. Gerald Centor Rodin Sculpture Garden features 20 bronzes by Auguste Rodin, including "The Gates of Hell," and is open to the public. On Wednesday through Sunday the Rodin galleries, accessible from the Rodin Garden entrance to the Cantor Arts Center, are also open to the public. following technical requirements: The Virtual Garden is comprised of digital image panoramas, navigated by clicking and dragging. The basic navigation instructions are: Keyboard Options Cursor Indications Zoom In Click for object view and information Zoom Out Click and drag to navigate Show Hot Spots Click to move to next viewpoint On to the Garden!

56. Art Book, Architecture & Photography / Sculpture / Individual Artists / Rodin, A
    2. auguste rodin and Camille Claudel (Pegasus Libraryeries) JA Schmoll Gen. Eisenwerth,JA Schmoll / International Book Import Service, Inc. / January 1995.  
    http://hallsculptors.com/sculpture_individual_artists/45.shtml

57. Rodin, Auguste
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia rodin, auguste, Ogüst' rOdaN' PronunciationKey. rodin, auguste , 1840–1917, French sculptor, b. Paris.  
    http://www.factmonster.com/cgi-bin/id/A0842213

58. FONTANAR Presenta: Auguste RODIN.
    http://www.artenet-cb.es/rodin.html
    
    Extractions: A uguste RODIN Bronce 8/12 Ver X2 Otros artistas recomendados - FONTANAR PINTURA Y DIBUJO Manuel ALCORLO Aron Buj Javier CLAVO Michel COEYMANS ... Baldomero GALOFRE Javier RUBIO Josep TUR Juan Francisco YOC ESCULTURA Jean CHENAF Carlos LOZANO Auguste RODIN Pablo SERRANO Seve PALOMARES GRABADO Eduardo NARANJO Pablo R. PICASSO Corneille VAN BERVERLOO Isabel VILLAR Juan Carlos MESTRE Para un índice completo de disciplinas artísticas,

59. Rodin, Auguste
    rodin, auguste Walking Man, rodin, 18771878 The Three Shades, rodin, 1880 Burghersof Calais, rodin, 1886-1887 Gates of Hell, Fugit Amor, rodin, 1885-1887  
    http://www.usc.edu/schools/annenberg/asc/projects/comm544/library/artists/RodinA

60. Rodin And Rose Beuret: Biography, Scultors, Art History, Forum
    auguste rodin. 18401917. Rose Beuret do you want to take for husband augusterodin here present . - Finally yes she answers of a weak voice.  
    http://perso.wanadoo.fr/art-deco.france/rodineng.htm
    
    Extractions: Auguste Rodin The Consecration of a Genius We are in June, 1903,at Velizy; admirers of the sculptor met for celebrating Auguste Rodin's promotion to the rank of commander of the legion of honor. Bourdelle continues to speak for a long time. Finally, raising the glass, he make the following toss, " I drink to you, Rodin, father of passions and tears; I drink to you returned towards us from the hell! I drink to you, father of faunae! To you father of The Age of breathless bronze!... To you, father of elevated Hugo! To you, father of prodigious Balzac! To you father of this delicious composition of the cathedral where the right hands of a man and a woman join to form a bow ogival! I drink at your perspicacious soul, I drink to your great genius '! " Bourdelle takes, then, his vio lon and the Danish painter Fritz Thaulow his cello. They play a Bach.'s fugue. what a long way gone through since these beginnings after the war of 1870 which led him to this undisputed fame. THE AGE OF BRONZE or The start of the fame destiny At last Rose Beuret becomes his wife officially This day there, in the room of Meudon's county council, the Mayor turns to the sculptor who is 77 years old : - " Auguste Rodin do you want to take for wife Rose Beuret here present "

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