Dancer Movement A Woman Holding Leg Circle Statue by Rodin AS IS ATTIC no returns

**Sold AS IS, no returns, statue has a crack, manufacturer retired**

Mouvements de Danse (Movements of Dance) by Auguste Rodin (1910-1911)
As Rodin grew older, his work became increasingly sketch-like and abstract. Dance was an important source of inspiration to him. He tried to capture the essence of the movements but was not at all interested in anatomical detail. The series, Mouvements de danse (Movements of Dance) was probably based on Alda Moreno, a dancer for the Opera Comique. This pose illustrates the dancer grasping her leg in an amazing stretch up behind her torso. 

CONDITION NOTE: the statue has a crack at the ankle and on the leg as pictured. The statue has an interior wire so it is held together. You could add some glue or simply enjoy. It is a small and lighter statue so it will stand just fine as is.

• Statue replica is from the highly collectible Parastone Museum Collection sculpted in Europe. (PN RO22-as-is) but is retired.
• Material: Collectible quality, resin with a bronze finish. AS IS.
• Included : Description card about artist and artwork in four languages.
• Dimensions : 9 in H x 2.2 in W x 3 in D. Weight 0.8 lbs.

This item is from our archives and is not perfect. We would put it in our home -- but want to pass along the beauty to you.

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**NOTE ITEM IS SOLD AS IS, will have a blemish or defect**

**ITEM IS MOST LIKELY OUT OF PRODUCTION, NO RETURNS, SOLD AS IS**