Artist
Auguste Rodin (1840–1917)
218 works by Auguste Rodin (French, 1840–1917) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Henri BecqueAuguste Rodin, 1885National Gallery of Art, Washington 
SunsetAuguste Rodin, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Victor Hugo, De Trois QuartsAuguste Rodin, 1884National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Antonin ProustAuguste Rodin, 1885National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Antonin ProustAuguste Rodin, 1885National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Les Amours Conduisant le Monde (Love Turning the World)Auguste Rodin, 1881National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Victor Hugo, De FaceAuguste Rodin, 1886National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Victor Hugo, De FaceAuguste Rodin, 1886National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Victor Hugo, De Trois QuartsAuguste Rodin, 1884National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Les Amours Conduisant le Monde (Love Turning the World)Auguste Rodin, 1881National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Horseman (recto); Horse and Rider (verso)Auguste Rodin, 1889Art Institute of Chicago 
Antonin ProustAuguste Rodin, 1885National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Witches' Sabbath (recto); Sketches of Centaurs (verso)Auguste Rodin, 1883/89Art Institute of Chicago 
Victor Hugo, De Trois QuartsAuguste Rodin, 1884National Gallery of Art, Washington 
NeroAuguste Rodin, 1900–1910The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Buste de BelloneAuguste Rodin, 1883National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Leaving the EarthAuguste Rodin, 1900/05Art Institute of Chicago 
FaunesseAuguste Rodin, c. 1905The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Love Turning the WorldAuguste Rodin, 1881Art Institute of Chicago 
Le PrintempsAuguste Rodin, 1883The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Aurora and TithonusAuguste Rodin, 1905 or 1906National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Bust of BelloneAuguste Rodin, 1883The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Victoria Sackville-West, Lady SackvilleAuguste Rodin, 1913-1914National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Bust of a Young GirlAuguste Rodin, 1868National Gallery of Art, Washington