Camille Claudel au Bonnet Brush

Camille Claudel au Bonnet BrushAuguste Rodin, 1882 1899, Paris This portrait depicts Camille Claudel, sculptor and Auguste Rodins assistant and lover. A talented artist in her own right, Claudels image is captured by Rodin, whose career reflects the evolution of 19th century artfrom the Romantic rejection of Neoclassicism to the radical explorations that laid the groundwork for 20th century Modernism. In this bust, Rodin intentionally leaves visible seam lines from the casting

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