movement.I have very rarely represented complete repose.I have always endeavoured to express theinner feelings by the mobility of the muscles. This is so even in my busts, to which Ihave often given a certain slant, a certainobliquity, a certain expressive direction, whichwould emphasise the… … 12. MAN WALKING. By A. Rodin. MOVEMENT IN ART live which he evokes. For how could the joy or the sorrow of an inert object—of ablock of stone affect us ? Now, the illu-sion of life is obtained in our art by goodmodelling and by movement. These twoqualities are like the blood and the breath ofall…
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