Crouching Woman Statue by Rodin Small Figurine Bronze Finish

The Crouching Woman by Auguste Rodin, (1880-1882)

Like ‘The Thinker’ and many other well-known sculptures, the ‘Crouching Woman’ is based on a figure from the tympan of the Gates of Hell, a bronze portal meant for the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, which was never finished. There she represents, with her caryatid-like pose, powerful and vulnerable at the same time, one of the lost souls. 

This is a small-scale replica for your desk or bookshelf.

Part of the Parastone Museum Collection.

Made from resin with a bronze finish. Measures 4.75 in H x 3.0 in W x 2 in D.

Weighs: 1 lbs.