mardi 7 juin 2011

Musée Rodin



'It is the artist who is truthful and it is photography which lies, for in reality time does not stop...'
- Auguste Rodin

A visit to the museum filled with summer roses and sculptures. How did sculptors manage to instil vitality and sensuality into a piece of bronze, transforming it to exhibit the most fluid movements, the most intense emotions, the most beautiful form of life?

I recommend the musée and jardin for everyone - even if you are only in Paris for a day!

79 Rue de Varenne 75007


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8 commentaires:

  1. rL7 juin 2011 à 21:49

    I'm on my way to Paris in a months time...this is beautiful. Your blog is filled with inspiration, both in the forms of words and images... as well as the best places to go visit/ shop/ eat.

    xo

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  2. koko // res pulchrae8 juin 2011 à 02:31

    The Rodin museum was my favorite in Paris, as well as the Picasso museum which is also kind of a hidden gem, tucked away from the more touristy spots.

    Beautiful pictures, I went in autumn so I missed the roses; nice foliage at the time though!

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  3. Rachel8 juin 2011 à 07:22

    Absolutely beautiful!

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  4. Dianne8 juin 2011 à 09:37

    I ask myself the same question every time I see a marble statue. They look alive! Love these photos x

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  5. yanqin8 juin 2011 à 18:32

    Your pictures are beautiful. I remember spending a good part of my afternoon there, in a rapture - the sculptures are incredible. I also discovered Camille Claudel's work there and have been quite fascinated by her since.

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  6. Anonyme8 juin 2011 à 18:49

    I think I'm in love with your blog!

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  7. Stine8 juin 2011 à 20:47

    your photos are magical! which camera do you use?

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  8. Sur les pavés de Paris10 juin 2011 à 13:09

    So you liked the museum too ! :)

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