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Rodin

n. 罗丹
法国雕塑家

rodin

[ noun ]
French sculptor noted for his renderings of the human form (1840-1917)
<noun.person>

He says, for instance, that he persuaded Paris's Musee Rodin to dismiss several French foundries that were doing substandard work.
Prices of Rodin sculptures, like those of other works of art, have risen impressively in the past 30 years.
My first purchase, a Rodin hand, cost $95.
Writing to Rodin in November 1912, he had reflected on how much Spain had to give him.
He hangs Michael Joaquin Grey's orange fibreglass cast of Rodin's Balzac from the ceiling, upside down.
Shaw believed zealously in the Superman, and it was Rodin who gave the idea of the Superman palpable form in his public monuments, blending realism and grandeur.
Most remarkable, Mr. Cantor's passion was fired in the 1940s and '50s, when scholars scoffed at Rodin as romantic and outdated and many museums relegated his sculpture to the basement.
After several years, he talked his way into the museum's archives and storage area so that he could study Rodin's plaster models.
Police recovered a stolen Rodin sculpture from the basement of a downtown building a day after arresting a man for the theft.
A Museum of Modern Art opened in 1987 with a collection that ranges from Monet and Rodin, to contemporary figures such as the German artists, Georg Baselitz and Gerhard Richter.
No matter that this time the sculpture halls contain Rodin at one end and the conceptual minimalism of Carl Andre and his friends, bricks and all, at the other.
It was Rodin's "Hand of God."
To that end, the new publishers this year hired Charles Rodin, a magazine consultant in New York who had earlier developed advertising strategies for both of those bigger magazines.
I think Mr. Cantor loves the power and passion of Rodin's work.

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