Offset lithograph of 'Danseuse Cambodgienne de Face' by August Rodin.
This art print features a graceful sketch by renowned artist and sculptor Auguste Rodin, capturing the fluid movement of a Cambodian dancer. Rodin was inspired by a troupe of Cambodian dancers that performed in Paris in 1906, and he quickly sketched as many of their forms as possible before they left. This piece reflects Rodin's deep connection between drawing and sculpting, as he considered his sketches integral to his work.
The print, numbered 05077 showcases soft, fluid lines with a delicate interplay of blush tones and a striking blue accent.
Printed in England by The Art Group Limited, London.
Condition
In good condition
Dimensions
50x70cm
About the Artist: Auguste Rodin (1840–1917)
Auguste Rodin was a pioneering French sculptor best known for his expressive, emotionally charged works that broke away from the classical traditions of his time. His most iconic sculptures, including The Thinker and The Kiss, showcase his ability to capture movement, texture, and the human form with remarkable realism and depth. Rodin’s work was deeply influenced by his love of drawing, and he often credited his sketches as the foundation for his sculpting. A key figure in modern sculpture, Rodin's legacy continues to inspire artists and art lovers worldwide.