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Auguste Rodin Eternal Kiss Springtime Sculpture Statue
Item No. 6001B
Reproduction after Museum Original - Rodin Museum, Paris, 1884
This is a reproduction of a bronze sculpture made around 1916-7 and it was modeled around 1884. The
torso of the woman in this group is recognizable as that of a model named Adèle Abruzzezzi. Rodin used
her repeatedly, and she also appears in a very different context in The Gates of Hell. Eternal Springtime it’s
full of awakening sensuality and implying neither guilt nor punishment to come. The sculpture was
extremely popular, and Rodin repeated it often both in marble and in bronze. This bronze displays the
sensuous, veiled quality of carving that creates an impressionistic play of light and shade on the surface of
the medium characteristic of the sculptures of Rodin's later career. The two young nude figures meet in a
kiss. Her legs graze the ground and her upper body is held in a taut arc and supported by the embrace of
the male figure. He is posed precariously on the edge of a rocky mound, crossing his legs, extending his
left foot beyond the base of the sculpture and his left arm in a full and graceful reach into space.
Made of cast marble.
Dimensions: 12.5" x 5.5" x 6"
Weight: 9 lbs
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$59.00
Item No. 6001B
Reproduction after Museum Original - Rodin Museum, Paris, 1884
This is a reproduction of a bronze sculpture made around 1916-7 and it was modeled around 1884. The
torso of the woman in this group is recognizable as that of a model named Adèle Abruzzezzi. Rodin used
her repeatedly, and she also appears in a very different context in The Gates of Hell. Eternal Springtime it’s
full of awakening sensuality and implying neither guilt nor punishment to come. The sculpture was
extremely popular, and Rodin repeated it often both in marble and in bronze. This bronze displays the
sensuous, veiled quality of carving that creates an impressionistic play of light and shade on the surface of
the medium characteristic of the sculptures of Rodin's later career. The two young nude figures meet in a
kiss. Her legs graze the ground and her upper body is held in a taut arc and supported by the embrace of
the male figure. He is posed precariously on the edge of a rocky mound, crossing his legs, extending his
left foot beyond the base of the sculpture and his left arm in a full and graceful reach into space.
Made of cast marble.
Dimensions: 12.5" x 5.5" x 6"
Weight: 9 lbs
SHIPPING: Displayed shipping cost may refer for US customers only but we also ship worldwide - please
contact us for a shipping quote if you are ordering outside USA.
Note: The "Ancient Sculpture Gallery" logo over the picture is only a copyright computer watermark which
shows only on the image - it is not part of, or on the actual product.
$59.00
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