Painters and sculptors; a second series of Old masters and new, (1907)
Cox, Kenyon · Duffield and Co · leaf 266
. All that we know of Rodins person, his tempera-ment, his training9 lead us to expect just this typeof artist. His portraits show us a man of greatphysical force, of abounding vitality, of rathernarrow intellect—a bull-necked, full-blooded, strong-bearded person whose heavy, projecting brow,… … RODTX: THE AGE OF BRONZE RODIN 131 and dogged perseverance to render what he Completely ; a man who could give three months workU) a [eg in order to possess it; a man with apassionate love for nature and a firm grip of hismaterials, born with a delight in the use of handsand eves, a natural…
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