| Details | Auguste Rodin is considered the father of modern sculpture. Yet his works were deeply inspired by ancient classical and Renaissance art. Art historian Judy Scott Feldman explores how Rodin’s fascination, even obsession, with earlier figural traditions inspired his fusion of tradition and innovation in “The Kiss, ” “The Gates of Hell, ” and his powerful “Monument to Balzac.” (World Art History Certificate elective, 1/2 credit) |
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