Rodin Male Nude Torso of the Falling Man Statue – Large 10.25H

The Power of the Human Torso in Rodin’s Sculpture

At over ten inches tall, this sculpture commands attention. Its scale allows the viewer to fully appreciate Rodin’s anatomical mastery, making it ideal for display on a console, pedestal, or desk where the sculptural presence can be experienced from multiple angles.

Rodin Torso Statue – Study for the Falling Man

The Rodin male torso statue is directly connected to figures from Rodin’s monumental project The Gates of Hell. This torso was used for several figures within the ensemble, most notably the Falling Man, whose twisting descent captures struggle, gravity, and human vulnerability.

The sharply defined musculature and contorted posture reveal Rodin’s deep understanding of anatomy. Rather than idealizing the body, he emphasized imbalance and tension. Even the wedge-shaped protrusion—originally intended as a mounting element—was deliberately retained when the torso was exhibited independently. Its presence reflects Rodin’s respect for process and structural truth over polished perfection.

Explore more works by Rodin here: Rodin Sculpture Collection

Auguste Rodin and the Fragment as Finished Art

Rodin challenged academic sculpture by treating fragments as complete works of art. At a time when traditional sculpture demanded finished, idealized figures, Rodin embraced incompleteness as a source of expression. This male torso sculpture demonstrates how a partial figure can convey motion, emotion, and presence without narrative detail.

By isolating the torso, Rodin removed identity and storytelling, leaving behind pure physical force. This radical approach bridged Romanticism and modern sculpture and influenced generations of artists who followed. The torso becomes not a study, but a declaration.

Large Scale Sculpture for Serious Collectors

This large Rodin male torso statue is part of the Parastone Mouseion 3D Museum Collection, known for faithful reproductions of important artworks from art history. The increased scale allows the surface modeling and muscular definition to read clearly, creating a commanding sculptural presence.

This version is ideal for collectors who want a Rodin study that feels architectural and substantial, rather than purely decorative. It pairs well with other Rodin torso studies or stands confidently on its own as a focal point.

Product Details

• Artwork: Male Torso (Study for the Falling Man), after Auguste Rodin
• Collection: Parastone Mouseion 3D Museum Collection
• Part Number: RO27
• Material: Resin with hand-painted bronze finish
• Dimensions: 10.25 in H × 6.75 in W × 3.5 in D
• Weight: approx. 7 lbs
• Included: Color description card

Available Sizes

This Rodin torso study is available in three sizes to suit different display needs:

• Miniature Pocket Art Torso – 3.25 in H (PA24RO)
• Medium Desktop Torso – 6 in H (RO28)
• Large Torso – 10.25 in H (RO27)

Why Collect Rodin Studies

Rodin’s studies reveal the foundation of modern sculpture. By focusing on fragments, movement, and raw physicality, he transformed how the human body could be represented in art. Collecting a Rodin male torso statue allows you to engage directly with this turning point in art history.

This large Rodin sculpture reproduction captures the intensity of Rodin’s vision while fitting naturally into contemporary interiors. It offers both historical significance and enduring sculptural power.

For More Reading on Rodin’s Male Torso

• Metropolitan Museum of Art – Rodin Torso Study
• Rodin and Michelangelo: A Critical Comparison
• Leopold Museum – Falling Man, Torso of a Young Man