Lifetime casts, Musee Rodin casts, Valsuani and other reproductions.
Dimensions and patina may vary based upon availability and specifics of cast. All images illustrate examples of compositions from Auguste Rodin and may not reflect the specific sculpture available at any given time. Not all sculptures featured may presently be available

Auguste Rodin is generally recognized as the most important sculptor of the nineteenth century. Born to a family of modest means in 1840 and slow to gain recognition, Rodin nonetheless won five of France's largest commissions for monuments during the 1880s and 1890s. During these decades he produced grand public works and a vast oeuvre of drawings and small sculptures. By 1890 Rodin had become the most renowned sculptor in France; by 1900 he had achieved international recognition. His innovations in form and subject matter established his reputation as the first master of modern sculpture.