First lines
Auguste Rodin was thoroughly Parisian-everyday, poor Parisian.
About this book
The most famous artist in the world at the turn of the twentieth century. Quoting extensively from letters to and from Rodin, Butler captures his voice and those of his contemporaries throughout his long life (1840-1917).
Themes & subjects
SculptorsBiographyRodin, auguste, 1840-1917
First published 1993Characters & people
Setting
France
About the author
Ruth Butler
1931
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