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Torse d'Adèle est une sculpture réalisée par Auguste Rodin en 1882. Ce plâtre représente Adèle Abruzzesi, une modèle d'origine italienne, cambrée nue sur le sol. Elle est conservée au musée Rodin, à Paris.

Liens externes

• Ressource relative aux beaux-arts :
  • Joconde

• Portail de la sculpture
• Portail de la France au XIX^e siècle
• Portail des années 1880
• Portail de Paris

На других языках

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[en] Torso of Adele

Torso of Adele is an 1878-1884 sculpture by the French artist Auguste Rodin, originally modelled in plaster before being worked in terracotta. Judith Cladel (Rodin's friend and biographer) states that it arose from his study of caryatids. The model was probably the Italian Adèle Abruzzesi,[1][2] one of Rodin's favourite models. The sculpture was only completed in 1889 by the addition of the legs and left arm, for use in the top left-hand corner of The Gates of Hell. It does not appear in William Elborne's 1887 photographs of The Gates and so Rodin probably added it later. He also used the same torso, with a head added, for the female figures in Eternal Springtime and Illusions Received by the Earth.[3]

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- [fr] Torse d'Adèle

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