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Rodin - Statue - Rose Beuret (1865-1870)

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About Rose Beuret bust

In this portrait, Rodin celebrates the association with this charming interpretation of Rose Beuret wearing a straw hat. The high-end reproduction is colored after the terracotta clay Rodin used for his original. The statue nicely stands on an elegant white pedestal which gives the terracotta much more brightness. The carving details of her hat, hair and outfit are remarkable and contrast with the sweetness of Rose Beuret face. The piece is an official high-end reproduction made of resin and hand painted colored details. The statue is perfect for any bookshelf or on a desktop or to be placed on a console. Rose Beuret wearing a straw hat statue comes in well-protected packaging. You will also find a certificate of authenticity as well as a biography and facts about August Rodin's life and art.

Details

  • Size: 7.75"H x 3"W x 4"L
  • Material: Resin with hand-painted color details
  • Weight (lbs): 2.5 lbs, ship wt est: 4.5
  • Care instruction: Not fragile, just clean using dust cloth

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Auguste Rodin was a French sculptor who exhibited a unique talent to capture the extreme depths of human emotion. Although he didn't study at the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, he found inspiration in sculptural traditions. A majority of his criticism was due to his departure from highly decorative and thematic traditions. He preferred forms that were true to nature and took Michelangelo and Da Vinci as prime influences. Despite the controversy that surrounded his art, he refused to change his style, sticking to his vision until the end of his days. His most famous piece of Art, The Thinker, was originally part of a larger vision. Along with The Kiss and Gates of Hell, Rodin tried to encapsulate Dante’s Inferno in bronze. Eventually, the sculptor earned fame thanks to his unexpected realism and use of unconventional materials. Throughout his later life, he remains one of the greatest artists of his era.

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