Ellen Handler Spitz Analyzes Rodin's Sculptural Backs at The Met
Ellen Handler Spitz examines Auguste Rodin's sculptural backs in a critical essay published on September 19, 2017. The analysis focuses on Rodin's work displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, with photography by David Cohen capturing the exhibition from the east entrance. Spitz engages with art historical perspectives, including those of Leo Steinberg, to explore Rodin's treatment of the human form. The essay appears on artcritical.com, a platform powered by WordPress, where it was filed under general categories and made available through RSS feeds. This critical examination contributes to ongoing scholarly discourse about Rodin's artistic legacy and formal innovations in sculpture.
Key facts
- Ellen Handler Spitz wrote about Rodin's sculptural backs
- The essay was published on September 19, 2017
- The analysis references Rodin's work at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- David Cohen photographed the exhibition from the east entrance
- The essay engages with Leo Steinberg's art historical perspectives
- The content appears on artcritical.com
- The platform is powered by WordPress
- The entry was filed under general categories
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- Auguste Rodin
- Leo Steinberg
- Ellen Handler Spitz
- David Cohen
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- The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- artcritical.com
- WordPress
- Metropolitan Museum of Art
- artcritical
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- New York
- United States