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Mignon. Modeled c. 1867-1868; cast 1925 Artist/maker: Auguste Rodin, French, 1840 - 1917. Cast by the founder Alexis Rudier, Paris, 1874 - 1952. In 1864 Rodin met Rose Beuret (French, 1844–1917), a seamstress who became his studio assistant, mother to their son Auguste-Eugène in 1866, and wife in 1916.
Mignon: Bust of Rose Beuret Home / Museum / Search ARC Museum / Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) View. Hi-res image available Buy a print. Image Details 3400 x 3037 pixels 10 MPs 3 Megabytes. Previous. Adam and Eve expelled from Paradise. Auguste Rodin ...
Rose fut plusieurs fois le modèle de Rodin, témoignant de son évolution stylistique, de « Jeune fille au chapeau fleuri » en 1865, particulièrement imprégné par le style charmant du XVIIIe, en passant par « Mignon » en 1869, puis « Bellone », exécutée en 1878 après son retour de Belgique. Lien vers Marie Rose Beuret Rodin en images
Mignon: Bust of Rose Beuret Auguste Rodin c. 1867-1868 (original model) The Cleveland Museum of Art Cleveland, United States. Download this artwork (provided by The Cleveland Museum of Art). Learn more about this artwork. Details. Title: Mignon: Bust of Rose Beuret; Creator: Auguste Rodin (French, 1840-1917)
Les formes de l’incarnation du modèle varient notablement entre les portraits de jeunesse et d’amitié (Rose Beuret en Mignon, 1867-1868) - alors que se fait encore sentir l’hésitation de Rodin entre peinture et sculpture, dont témoignent les portraits de Jean-Baptiste Rodin (huile sur toile, 1863) et de Rose Beuret (huile sur toile, 1865) - et les portraits réalisés autour de 1900 ...
Mignon is the first of Rodin’s portraits of Rose Beuret, a seamstress he met in 1864 who became his studio helper, the mother of his son Auguste-Eugène, and his lifelong companion—despite the artist’s inability to remain faithful to her. They married only in 1917, the year they both died, she of pneumonia, and he several months later from complications of a stroke.
His life-long partner, assistant and friend was Rose Beuret. She was a country girl, the daughter of a provincial family that owned a vineyard in Vecqueville, Champagne. ... Rodin affectionately called Rose Beuret “Mignon”, or “Cutie,” and sculpted her beautiful face and open expression in a work bearing her pet name (Mignon, 1865-68).
