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Art (1912)

Rodin, Auguste, 1840-1917, Gsell, Paul, 1870-, Fedden, Katharine Waldo Douglas, d. 1939 · London : Hodder & Stoughton · leaf 168

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his type, too, the chest is gene-rally high, while in the antique and Medi-terranean types the thorax is, on the con-trary, straight. To tell the truth, everyhuman type, every race, has its beauty. Thething is to discover it. I have drawn withinfinite pleasure the little Cambodian dancerswho lately… … 63. WOMANS TORSO. By A. Rodin. THE BEAUTY OF WOMAN prominently as those of a fox-terrier; hersinews are so developed that the joints towhich they are attached have a thicknessequal to the members themselves. She isso strong that she can rest as long as shepleases on one leg, the other raised at…

Art · Sculpture · Realism in art

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