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LIST OF WORKS (based on inventory notes supplied by
Mererid Roberts, Curatorial Assistant, Sculpture Dept) :
 Age of Bronze
(The Vanquished/Le vaincu, The Man of the first Ages, The Awakening
of Mankind, etc.) ca. 1876, bronze, given
by the artist in 1914.
Figure of a
Woman (Crouching Woman, Femme accroupie, 1885-90, bronze, given by
the artist in 1914. Founder: Alexis Rudier. This Crouching
Woman was lent to the Tate
Galleries by the Victoria & Albert Museum in
1993. As a matter of fact, this torso
belongs to the group of Iris studies and has only
the title in common with the complete
Crouching Woman.
Head of a
Woman (Head of Iris, Head of Demeter), enlargement ca. 1908, bronze,
given by the artist in 1914.
Bust of
Thomas F. Ryan, 1909, bronze, given by the artist in 1914.
Foundry mark: Alexis Rudier.
Bust of
George Wyndham, ca. 1903, bronze, given by the artist in 1914.
Foundry mark: Alexis Rudier.
La Duchesse
de Choiseul, 1908, bronze, given by the artist 1914.
Foundry mark: Montagutelli Fres.
Bust of Eve
Fairfax, 1904-1905, bronze, given by the artist in 1914.
Foundry mark: Montagutelli Fres.
La France
(Byzantine Empress, Bust of a Young Warrior), ca. 1904, bronze, given by
the artist in 1914. Foundry mark: Alexis
Rudier [Lampert Nr. 192, pl. 220]
The Fallen
Angel (L´ange déchu, Chûte d´un ange), 1895, group in bronze, given by
the artist in 1914. Foundry mark: Alexis
Rudier.
St. John the
Baptist, 1879-80, bronze. This cast was purchased by public subscription
in 1902 and was the first work by Rodin to
enter an English public collection.
The Prodigal
Son, 1885-87, bronze, given by the artist in 1914.
Foundry mark: Alexis Rudier.
Cybele,
figure conceived for the Gates of hell, bronze, given by the artist in
1914.
Foundry mark: Alexis Rudier.
Cupid &
Psyche, ca. 1908, marble, given by the artist in 1914.
Dante (Mask
of John Wesley de Kay), 1908, terracotta, given by the artist in 1914.
Cramped hand
(La main crispée), bronze, gift by Dr. Neville Goodman in 1971,
Foundry mark: G. Rudier.
Despair,
Figure for the Gates of Hell, plaster sketch. This version dedicated to
M. (Monsieur) Phillips and bequeathed to the
Museum by Sir Claude Phillips in 1924.
Young Mother,
1885, sketch in plaster, bequeathed to the Museum by
Sir Claude Phillips in 1924.
Mademoiselle
Camille Claudel, 1882-89, bronze bust on an onyx base, given
by the artist in 1914. Foundry mark: Alexis
Rudier.
Two Female
Figures (Ovid´s Metamorphoses, Desire, Luxury, Death and the Maiden,
The Death of Sappho, Les fleurs du mal),
ca. 1886, group in plaster, given by
the artist to W.E. Henley, bequeathed to
the Museum by Charles Shannon in 1937.
Torso of a
woman, bronze on plaster pedestal, given by the artist in 1914.
Honoré de
Balzac, 1891-92, bust in bronze on marble base, given by the artist in
1914.
Foundry mark: Alexis Rudier. Preparative
study for the Balzac monument.
The Muse (The
Inner Voice, revision of La Méditation, part of the Victor Hugo
Monument), 1896-97, bronze, given by the
artist in 1914. Foundry mark: Alexis Rudier.
DRAWINGS:
E.1410-1922,
Eastern Dancing Girl in Blue Dress
E.1411-1922,
Study of a nude female figure
E.1412-1922,
Study of a nude female figure
E.1413-1922,
Study of two nude female figures
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