
Suite Superior Auguste Rodin
{November 12, 1840 (Paris, France) – November 17, 1917 (Meudon, France)}
For this sculptor, we designed a Superior Suite, with a balcony and a double bed.
We represent the tension he transmitted in his cultures of the dark background on the walls.
See our other rooms in the Suite Superior category: Ernest Hemingway e Piet Mondrian.
François Auguste René Rodin was considered the father of Modern Sculpture.
Using clay and plaster molds, coupled with a meticulous process that included live models, Rodin created innovative sculptures, never neglecting attention to detail and unprecedented realism.
Inspired by silhouette and women's literature, from Dante to Baudelaire, Auguste Rodin was particularly skilled at conveying tension and emotion through bodies.
Some of his main works:
Artistic currents: Modern Art; Impressionism; Symbolism; Realism.
"The artist enriches the soul of humanity. The artist enchants people with a thousand shades of feeling." – Auguste Rodin