External Springtime 1901
This sculpture was created by Auguste Rodin in 1901. It now stands at the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest. This sculpture has a figure of two people showing deep love and affection for one another. It uses carrara marble as its medium. This sculpture is full round giving you views of every angle. Its texture is both soft and rough. The softness of the two bodies joined together and the roughness of the rock they share their passionate kiss on. I chose this sculpture due to the passion and deep connection the two shared. It gives one hope that true love like this may still exist.
This to me is as if they are almost as one, so in love that their spirits are blending together. Very passionate and deep.
ReplyDeleteThis to me is as if they are almost as one, so in love that their spirits are blending together. Very passionate and deep.
ReplyDeleteThis sculpture to me show that two individual could become one.
ReplyDeleteI love this one because like the others said it is almost as if the two separate people are morphing into one with just how much they love each other and that is very much how love actually is.
ReplyDeleteI like this sculpture because I agree with you in saying that it stills gives hope to others that love may still exist. When I see this, I picture a angel showing love to another. Really nice
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