Auguste Rodin Cathedral
About the Sculpture.
- Artist: Auguste Rodin.
- Replicas are cast right here in the United States.
- Regular: 24 H x 13 L. Weight: Approx. 50 lbs.
- All Auguste Rodin Sculptures are mounted on a marble base with gold plated plaque with artist and statue name.
Auguste Rodin was born in 1840 and died in 1917. In his time he was considered the greatest sculptor since Michelangelo. His style was both classic and romantic. Rodin followed nature closely and presented it exactly as he saw it. It was he who let the way in modern sculpture. Auguste Rodin was never awarded a national honor which was probably due to the fact that he lived during the years that his country was at war with Germany. In 1967, during the 50th anniversary of Rodin's death, he was finally awarded with the public tribute to Preiss.
Throughout centuries,
Cathedral has been seen as a symbol of power and creative force. Not surprisingly, the hand, with its iconography and affective power, took on great importance for Auguste Rodin. It offered hi a way to explore pure form without meaning or create designs with meaning related to abstruse imagery of the symbolist movement, with which he has and affinity. The Cathedral Hands of 1908 is an assemblage of two right hands shaping the voice into a Gothic arch.
Each
Auguste Rodin Sculpture is museum quality and hand cast in high quality American bronze using the lost wax method. Each bronze sculpture includes a solid marble base and nameplate. Our foundries are located right here in the United States, that way we know what goes into each and every reproduction cast. These are high quality pieces that you would be proud of owning and displaying in you home or office.
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Casting Process to answer any questions you may have.