he is famous because he is an artist
The ThinkerThe ThinkerAugust Rodin (French, 1840--1917) The Thinker, ca. 1880, cast ca. 1904Bronze. Height: 6ft. 6in.Signed: A Rodin; stamped: Alexis Rudier / Fondeur. Paris.Gift of Alma de Bretteville Spreckels1924.18.1Rodin's Thinker is perhaps his best known monumental work, first conceived circa 1880--1881 as a depiction of poet Dante. The image evolved until it no longer represented Dante, but all poets or creators.The work was designed to occupy the center of the tympanum of The Gates of Hell, which were intended to be a portal of a new Musée des Arts Decoratifs in Paris. The Thinker was designed as an independent figure almost from the time the Gates were composed, and was exhibited in Paris in 1889 at the Exposition Monet-Rodin at the Galerie Georges Petit. A bronze cast dated 1896 at the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire in Geneva reproduces the original twenty-seven inch version. The first over-life-size enlargement was exhibited at the Salon of 1904. At this time a subscription was begun for the most famous cast of it, that for the city of Paris, which was placed in front of the Pantheon.Bronze casts of the large Thinker were not made by Rodin himself, but by a professional reducteur, Henri Lebosse, under the artist's supervision. The first large bronze (University of Louisville) was cast by A. A. Hebrard in 1904 for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in Saint Louis, but was rejected by the artist. Rodin turned principally to the founder Alexis Rudier for subsequent casts, and the Legion's example is one of several commissioned during Rodin's lifetime. Mrs. Spreckels purchased it through their mutual friend, Loie Fuller. The Thinker is one of the earliest acquisitions of the more than seventy Rodin sculptures that Mrs. Spreckels purchased and later donated to the Legion of Honor.
His treatment of light was important to later artists.
By knowing the origin of tektites, one could indicate the statistical chance that there will be a bolide impact at some later time in the future.
William Morris, the influential British designer, artist, and writer, did not receive any formal awards during his lifetime, as the recognition of artistic contributions often came later. His legacy is celebrated for its impact on the Arts and Crafts Movement and design aesthetics, but he was not awarded specific honors or accolades. However, his work has since been recognized and lauded posthumously, influencing generations of artists and designers.
None whatsoever. It did not affect the outcome of the war in any way. It provided an apocrophal story of sacrifice for later generations to the present day.
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The paintings that they did influenced later generations. They were all about showing their freedom and having their voices be heard.
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The exact number of sculptors in the medieval period is difficult to determine due to the scarcity of records and the varying definitions of what constitutes a sculptor. However, it is known that many artists worked on ecclesiastical and public monuments, often as part of larger workshops or guilds. Notable regions, such as Italy and France, produced many renowned sculptors, but overall, the profession was less formalized than in later periods. As a result, the number of sculptors likely varied widely across different regions and timeframes.
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Not very exciting. It was originally named as the "sculptors studio" (Your guess is as good as mine), but was shorted later on. [See Link for pictorial representation]
The correct spelling is "descendant" (one who is descended, in later generations).
The ideas of descent with modification are based on fossils and the modern organisms he found basically says that genetic changes are inherited by later generations.
The ideas of descent with modification are based on fossils and the modern organisms he found basically says that genetic changes are inherited by later generations.
Later Greek sculptors made more realistic statues in natural poses, showingmuscles, hair, and clothing in much greater detail.
none. She was born from Zeus 3 generations later