KnowraAuguste RodinLinked fromLinked fromThe 19 pages that link to Auguste Rodin, each with the reason it gives.All 19Related 15Compared with 4SculptureRelated: Rodin's textured surfaces and dynamic figures challenged polished academic conventions.Marble sculptureRelated: He challenged polished academic conventions, including in marble works carved by his workshop.Rainer Maria RilkeRelated: Working as Rodin’s secretary, Rilke studied the discipline of sustained observation that informed his poetry.Edward SteichenRelated: Steichen photographed Rodin and his sculptures, producing images that joined portraiture with photographic interpretation of art.Modern sculptureRelated: His rough surfaces and expressive figures challenged polished academic finish.The Gates of HellRelated: Rodin designed and repeatedly revised the portal over several decades.Loie FullerRelated: Rodin admired Fuller’s movement and made sculptures inspired by her performances.The Burghers of CalaisRelated: Rodin designed and modeled the monument, bringing psychological intensity to its six figures.Arno BrekerRelated: Rodin’s work influenced Breker’s early sculptural language before his later monumental style.Octave MirbeauRelated: Mirbeau championed Rodin’s sculpture in his art criticism.Gutzon BorglumRelated: Borglum encountered Rodin’s work in Paris, an influence often noted in accounts of his early style.Antoine BourdelleRelated: Bourdelle worked in Rodin’s studio before establishing an independent sculptural language.Cléo de MérodeRelated: A rumor linked Rodin romantically with de Mérode, which she publicly denied.Gustav VigelandRelated: Vigeland encountered Rodin’s work in Paris, an influence on his sculptural development.Ivan MeštrovićRelated: Rodin admired Meštrović’s work and helped raise his profile in European art circles.