The Spirit of Eternal Rest at the Museum Rodin, Paris
The Spirit of Eternal Rest at the Museum Rodin, Paris
Published 2015-05-12T10:31:50+00:00
This sculpture was created around 1898 in bronze and appears to be on the point of losing its balance. It makes a direct reference to Antique sculpture, notably The Spirit of Eternal Repose (Louvre, Paris) and Skopas’s figure of Pothos (4th century BC). The statue dates from the period during which Rodin produced fragmentary works, mutilating and paring down his figures to make them more forceful and expressive.
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Date de publication | 12/05/2015 |
Titre | The Spirit of Eternal Rest |
Artiste | Auguste Rodin |
Localisation | Musée Rodin |
Incredible plasticity and unbelievable postures. I’m trying through earth tones and strong transitions to support the feeling of roughness and fragile imperfection transferred to me through these sculptures. Hope you enjoy! I always wondered how sculpts would look like if painted. This started when I was told that the sculpts in the metope of Parthenon where painted and what remains today is the decoloured marble after many ages.
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