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THE BATHER by RODIN 1885 Toilette De Venus Nude Statue Sculpture Bronze Finish French
"THE BATHER by RODIN" Toilette De Venus SCULPTURE STATUE FIGURINE BRONZE FINISH FRENCH FRANCE ART
Statue replica of The Bather or Awakening is part of the highly collectible museum reproduction series by Parastone Mouseion 3D, a well known European manufacturer from the Netherlands. Each statue from their collection is carefully recreated after the original as a small scale copy. This statue is based on the kneeling Fauness in the Tympanum from The Gates of Hell
Material: Collectible quality bonded bronze.
Included: Full color card about artist and artwork in four languages.
Dimensions: 5.25"H x 2.5"W x 2.5"D.
In 1880, Rodin was commissioned to design the main doors for the new museum of the Decorative Arts. It was agreed that the bronze doors would feature bas reliefs based on Dante's Divine Comedy. These "Gates of Hell" would be flanked by two life-sized figures: Adam and Eve. Rodin created multiple studies for Eve, but none of these were used to accompany the gates. The model on which the sculpture was based was the Italian Madame Abruzzezzi. She proved to be pregnant when she posed and when this became visible Rodin was furious. From then on he banned his assistants from having intimate relations with the models at his studio.
Auguste Rodin (1840-1917):
For a long time the life of the sculptor Rodin was marked by the mixed reactions his work provoked with the audience. The lack of understanding for Rodin's work was partly due to the original character of his art. He felt little for the strict formats of Romanticism and neither did he want to identify himself with the neutrality of the Impressionists. Rodin's work is characterized by a passion for the human body and he considered himself incapable of any creativity if he did not have a living model in front of him. "In everything I follow nature and I never pretend I am able to control her. My only ambition is to be subservient and Faithful to her" he said. Questions about his often controversial, erotic works were answered with the remark: "Art is actually nothing more than a manifestation of lust, which only arises from the potency to love."
All of our items are in stock and ready to ship. They are personally inspected and not drop shipped from some warehouse causing you long delays in receipt of the item, issues with the condition or inflated shipping rates to account for the drop ship fee.
Please see our other listings for more great art items and gifts for pets and pet lovers!
We do combine shipping. Free delivery confirmation and tracking are provided for all shipments within the United States as well as International shipments using Priority Mail International. Customs charges or duty taxes are the responsibility of the International buyer.
Please feel free to contact us directly at our e-mail address on our "contact" page with any questions or concerns you may have. Thank you!
Statue replica of The Bather or Awakening is part of the highly collectible museum reproduction series by Parastone Mouseion 3D, a well known European manufacturer from the Netherlands. Each statue from their collection is carefully recreated after the original as a small scale copy. This statue is based on the kneeling Fauness in the Tympanum from The Gates of Hell
Material: Collectible quality bonded bronze.
Included: Full color card about artist and artwork in four languages.
Dimensions: 5.25"H x 2.5"W x 2.5"D.
In 1880, Rodin was commissioned to design the main doors for the new museum of the Decorative Arts. It was agreed that the bronze doors would feature bas reliefs based on Dante's Divine Comedy. These "Gates of Hell" would be flanked by two life-sized figures: Adam and Eve. Rodin created multiple studies for Eve, but none of these were used to accompany the gates. The model on which the sculpture was based was the Italian Madame Abruzzezzi. She proved to be pregnant when she posed and when this became visible Rodin was furious. From then on he banned his assistants from having intimate relations with the models at his studio.
Auguste Rodin (1840-1917):
For a long time the life of the sculptor Rodin was marked by the mixed reactions his work provoked with the audience. The lack of understanding for Rodin's work was partly due to the original character of his art. He felt little for the strict formats of Romanticism and neither did he want to identify himself with the neutrality of the Impressionists. Rodin's work is characterized by a passion for the human body and he considered himself incapable of any creativity if he did not have a living model in front of him. "In everything I follow nature and I never pretend I am able to control her. My only ambition is to be subservient and Faithful to her" he said. Questions about his often controversial, erotic works were answered with the remark: "Art is actually nothing more than a manifestation of lust, which only arises from the potency to love."
All of our items are in stock and ready to ship. They are personally inspected and not drop shipped from some warehouse causing you long delays in receipt of the item, issues with the condition or inflated shipping rates to account for the drop ship fee.
Please see our other listings for more great art items and gifts for pets and pet lovers!
We do combine shipping. Free delivery confirmation and tracking are provided for all shipments within the United States as well as International shipments using Priority Mail International. Customs charges or duty taxes are the responsibility of the International buyer.
Please feel free to contact us directly at our e-mail address on our "contact" page with any questions or concerns you may have. Thank you!
