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868 pages. French language. 12.00x8.40x1.70 inches. In Stock.

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Constructed from 100% polyester microfiber, the fleecy pile offers extreme softness that is the perfect amount of comfort and design that is the ideal cozy foundation for any space. The smooth yarn surface creates a subtle velvety sheen that adds a distinctive fashion forward addition to your decor. Machine-woven, this collection is non-shedding, stain resistant, easy to maintain, and features a jute and polyester backing. For added cushioning and to prevent this rug from slipping, we recommend adding a rug pad underneath. Color: White. Pattern: Striped.

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Introducing the Claudel 2.1 jacket by K-Way, a perfect addition to your wardrobe. This lightweight jacket is designed for men, offering both style and functionality. Crafted with high-quality fabric, it ensures durability and comfort. Stay ahead of the fashion game with this K-Way masterpiece.

Camille Claudel and Rodin - focuses on the relationship between two headstrong artists who worked in close collaboration for a while then parted, leading to misfortune for both of them, but for Camille in particular. (from inside dust cover) Introduction- This catalogue and the accompanying exhibition follow the mingling paths of two sculptors, Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel, focusing on the works that bear witness to their artistic and personal relations. It is therefore a genuine comparative exhibition of the work of both artists, comprising sixty-one works by Rodin and seventy-three works by Camille Claudel...spanning...from the early 1880s until the late 1890s. (from Introduction)

Ce livre recense toutes les œuvres connues à ce jour de Camille Claude l. Chaque œuvre est accompagnée d’une illustration et il est indiqué s a datation, la nature du matériau utilisé pour sa réalisation (plâtre, bronze, terre, marbre, papier, toile, ...), la dimension de l’œuvre, sa provenance et sa localisation. Chaque œuvre est suivie d’un bref co mmentaire. La plupart des œuvres présentées peuvent être admirées dans de nombreu x musées tant en France qu’à l’étranger; le musée de Nogent-sur-Seine, le plus important, présente près de 70 œuvres. En tout une quarantain e de musées à travers le monde présentent des œuvres de Camille!?

Ce livre recense toutes les œuvres connues à ce jour de Camille Claude l. Chaque œuvre est accompagnée d’une illustration et il est indiqué s a datation, la nature du matériau utilisé pour sa réalisation (plâtre, bronze, terre, marbre, papier, toile, ...), la dimension de l’œuvre, sa provenance et sa localisation. Chaque œuvre est suivie d’un bref co mmentaire. La plupart des œuvres présentées peuvent être admirées dans de nombreu x musées tant en France qu’à l’étranger; le musée de Nogent-sur-Seine, le plus important, présente près de 70 œuvres. En tout une quarantain e de musées à travers le monde présentent des œuvres de Camille!?

Many full page photographs of Camille Claudel's art and sculpture in both color and black and white. A beautiful book on the famous artist.

Passion, courage, beauty, indomitable will, rare talent: these are the qualities of the sculptor Camille Claudel. And of the book by Anne Delbee, the book that caused a sensation in France, inspired a motion picture, and resurrected the artist for a public that had forgotten her.Camille Claudel's work possesses a unique power and visionary originality, marking her as one of the greatest sculptors of the nineteenth century. At a time when it was a scandal for a young woman to wish to be a sculptor, Camille threw all her innate enthusiasm and implacable will into just such quest. In 1883, she met Auguste Rodin, and the master accepted her as a student; soon he became her lover. After fifteen years of a passionate and stormy relationship and being beaten down by a system that strongly favored male artists, Camille emerged exhausted and vanquished. In 1913, protective of the career of her brother, the poet Paul Claudel, her family placed Camille in an asylum near Avignon, where she spent the final thirty years of her life.In this fictionalized biography (illustrated by photographs of the artist's work and including many passages from her letters from the asylum), Anne Delbee probes, with sympathy and sensitivity, the heart and soul of Camille Claudel, restoring her to her rightful place as woman and artist.

Très bien, Pléiade, 300 pp., ill. (avec frontispice, images [en noir et blanc], images en couleur), avec crédits des images, registre Relié en cuir souple avec jaquette et pochette en plastique, 322 illustrations, en cassette, Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, envoyé en tant que colis de boite aux lettres

Fateful Encounter focuses on the relationship between two headstrong artists who for a while worked in close collaboration and then tried to find their own separate ways. Although Camille was determined to carve out a niche of her own by focusing on her "sketches from nature" (scenes of daily life captured as they happened), she found it extremely difficult. Rodin fared better and in 1898 created Balzac, the work that he himself described as the "linchpin of his aesthetic". In 1899, with Rodin’s creation of another masterpiece, The Age of Maturity, Camille reaffirmed her desire to break off relations with him. From 1900, with Rodin at the forefront of the art scene, Camille gradually slid into madness and was soon unable to create. Fateful Encounter is the catalogue to an exhibition in which Camille and Rodin once more come face to face. It’s an illuminating joint appraisal of their work with each represented by an equal number of pieces of similar importance.

A carefully researched portrait of the life of the nineteenth-century French sculptor and an examination of her works are drawn from previously unpublished materials including family photographs, private letters, and medical records, in a volume that discusses her relationship with Auguste Rodin and the challenges she met as a woman.

Black cloth boards, no dust jacket. 231 pp.; Profusely illustrated in color and b/w. Text is in French. From the jacket of another copy: Lavishly illustrated, this catalog includes the entirety of the artist's works (sculptures, paintings and drawings) and is designed to inform amateurs and professionals on the evolution of the most recent knowledge of the work.

Many full page photographs of Camille Claudel's art and sculpture in both color and black and white. A beautiful book on the famous artist.

Editeur : Gallimard Date de parution : 1984 Description : In-8, 384 pages, relié entoilé avec jaquette parfaite, occasion, très bon état. Envois quotidiens du mardi au samedi. Les commandes sont adressées sous enveloppes bulles. Photos supplémentaires de l'ouvrage sur simple demande. Réponses aux questions dans les 12h00. Librairie Le Piano-Livre. Merci. Référence catalogue vendeur: 39193. Please let us know if you have any questions. Thanks

Trade paperback. Light wear to cover edges/corners. Content pages are clean and unmarked. Very faint pencil pricing visible on the top corner of the half-title page. 280 pages.

A carefully researched portrait of the life of the nineteenth-century French sculptor and an examination of her works are drawn from previously unpublished materials including family photographs, private letters, and medical records, in a volume that discusses her relationship with Auguste Rodin and the challenges she met as a woman.

Traces the life of the French sculptor, Claudel, describes her stormy relationship with Rodin, and discusses her commitment to an asylum

The relationship between Camille Claudel and Auguste Rodin was one of the most artistically fruitful and passionate turn-of-the-century love affairs. When they first met in 1883, Rodin was forty-four and Claudel a promising sculptor of twenty. Despite the positive response of critics to her early work, Claudel, however, never experienced fame and success. The tragic circumstances of her life - the last thirty years were spent in a psychiatric hospital - have led to considerable speculation and interest in this enigmatic figure. To some she seemed to offer the classic example of a woman artist who was oppressed and abused by a successful man. This book examines Claudel's family background, her relationship to her parents and brother, and her behavior as documented by friends and family to determine to what extent her innate mental instability led to her eventual breakdown. What were the circumstances surrounding her commitment to an asylum and how did her family and Rodin react to her illness? Further, the author critically examines the relationship between the two artists: to what extent did they influence each other? How did Rodin really treat Claudel? Finally and most importantly, Claudel's oeuvre is investigated in terms of her biography and in relationship to her contemporaries in an attempt to evaluate her work as a sculptor and to understand the personal and artistic crisis she underwent after severing her relationship with Rodin.