Interview and Chatting with August Rodin

Good morning, Rodin. August: Good morning. Interviewer: I'm very happy to have an interview and find the reason for Rodin. Well, let's start your sculpture with your pride and joy, and my personal favorite "kiss". This work is like life as you can feel this passion, so it shows a passion that can be shared between men and women. The details and texture created for women and men are wonderful.

It has the same meaning behind Robert Indiana's sculpture "Love" and Auguste Rodin's sculpture "Kiss" (Indianapolis Museum of Art) (Roden's "Kiss Sculpture"). The main similarity between the two is love, which fascinates and talks people all over the world. They talk differently, but they all have the idea of ​​making love. Whether it is ... Show more content ... This work is also in the form of abstract art, more contemporary color is red, happiness and happiness are you, you It is only necessary to see It is so big that you can feel the impulse to love in front of you. "Love" is always open to the public, and a lot of people are necessary to pay attention. "Kiss" is a more classical art form and is placed in a more intimate field. It is painful gray, but the depth of "kiss" is deeper, the feeling of intimacy is stronger make a statement

Good morning, Rodin. August: Good morning. Interviewer: I'm very happy to have an interview and find the reason for Rodin. Well, let's start your sculpture with your pride and joy, and my personal favorite "kiss". This work is like life as you can feel this passion, so it shows a passion that can be shared between men and women. - The exhibitions of art and sculpture held in Cheltenham, London and England are impressive, including "Auguste Rodin's" The Kiss "and Patrick McDowell's" The Europe Group ". Rodin was ordered to produce "The Kiss" originally designed for the museum "The Gates of Hell" next year. Meanwhile, "European group" was part of the Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens and was ordered in 1846.

The Rodin Museum opened in Paris' mansion in August 1919. This mansion housed an artist's studio in the last few years. After several years of rebuilding, the museum was restarted on November 12, 2015. Since the sale of bronze castings made from original molds, most of them came from outer space, so the works excavated by Camille Cuckell were on display. It is said that their relationship influenced many of the more open artworks of artists, including the "kiss" of 1882.