1840-1917

Biography of the French sculptor discussing his life and providing new interpretations of the motivations, execution, and reception of his work.

"With more than 350 pictures, many never before seen, Rodin reveals in great beauty and detail the genius of the man known as the father of modern sculpture. The stories of Rodin's sculptures are told through each stage of development from plaster casts to the glorious end result"--.

An English translation of Ranier Maria Rilke's essay about the life and works of French sculptor Auguste Rodin. Includes photographs.

Catalogs the 204 sculptures, ceramics, and drawings by Auguste Rodin in Stanford University's B. Gerald Cantor collection, and includes essays on the collection's development, Rodin's techniques, and critical reception.

Photographs and text help profile the sculptures, drawings, and creative inspirations of Auguste Rodin.

Contains photographic reproductions of the artist's work and presents critical commentary on the artist and his work.

Presents the life and work of sculptor Auguste Rodin and includes 105 illustrations of his most significant pieces.