A corresponding member of the Vienna Secession, French sculptor Auguste Rodin submitted works for its exhibitions beginning in 1898. The ninth Secession exhibition marked the high point of his involvement, with many of his major works prominently displayed, including Eve, The Age of Iron, The Burghers of Calais, and Rodin’s monument to the great French writer Honoré de Balzac—now considered among his greatest works though met at the time with considerable disapproval.
Rodin and Vienna examines the sculptor’s influence on Austrian art and traces the history of the annual Secession shows and Rodin’s many contributions. Part of the Belvedere Gallery’s collection ever since, these masterpieces are here joined by later additions and selected works on loan in order to illustrate the way Rodin wrestled with form. Individual chapters by selected Rodin experts place works into their rightful contexts and demonstrate how the artist made use of his contacts in bourgeois society and intellectual circles to fulfill his ambitions and further his career.
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Agnes Husslein-Arco is an art historian and director of the Belvedere Gallery in Vienna.
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Condition: Sehr gut. 175 S. Mit zahlr. auch farb. Abb. Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - Inhalt: AGNES HUSSLEIN-ARCO, Foreword -- DIETRUN OTTEN, "Rodin looks and says nothing". Rodin in Vienna -- HELENE PINET, ". I am convinced that, by showing 'my sculpture' and how I perceive sculpture, I will render a Service to the benefir of art." Rodin as Scenographer and Strategist -- ROSE-MARIE STOLBERG, "I hate politics." Rodin and Politics -- ALINE MAGNIEN, "Since it's from his busts that he will live, he feels that." Rodin and the Art of the Portrait -- FRANCOIS BLANCHETIERE, Love Making the World Go Round. A Drypoint by Rodin -- ANTOINETTE LE NORMAND-ROMAIN, "One of the most beautiful embodiments ofwoman ever". The Figure of Eve -- ANTOINETTE LE NORMAND-ROMAIN, ". to have refused the Sistine, or the School of Athens or the Parthenon, no more no less". Rodin's Monument to Victor Hugo -- SYLVIE PATRY, "Henri Rochefort's romantic mask" Rodin's Portrait of Henri Rochefort -- VERONIQUE MATTIUSSI, "A mixture of Franklin, Frederick the Great, and Mozart." From Mahler to Mozart. The Evolution of a Portrait -- HELENE PINET, "It is the artist who is truthful and photography that lies." Rodin and Photography -- STEPHAN KOJA UND SYLVIA MRAZ, "Do you need a head to walk?" Rodin's Impact on Austrian Art. ISBN 9783777433110 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 Fadengehefteter Originalpappband. Seller Inventory # 957083
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Hardcover. Condition: New. A corresponding member of the Vienna Secession, French sculptor Auguste Rodin submitted works for its exhibitions beginning in 1898. The ninth Secession exhibition marked the high point of his involvement, with many of his major works prominently displayed, including 'Eve, The Age of Iron, The Burghers of Calais, ' and Rodin's monument to the great French writer Honore de Balzac--now considered among his greatest works though met at the time with considerable disapproval. 'Rodin and Vienna' examines the sculptor's influence on Austrian art and traces the history of the annual Secession shows and Rodin's many contributions. Part of the Belvedere Gallery's collection ever since, these masterpieces are here joined by later additions and selected works on loan in order to illustrate the way Rodin wrestled with form. Individual chapters by selected Rodin experts place works into their rightful contexts and demonstrate how the artist made use of his contacts in bourgeois society and intellectual circles to fulfill his ambitions and further his career. Seller Inventory # 47651
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