Crouching Bather Bronze Sculpture
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Crouching Bather Bronze SculptureAntoine Bourdelle

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This bronze sculpture (1906–1907) by Antoine Bourdelle, a student of Rodin, captures the essence of his student Cléopâtre Sevastos. It depicts a woman crouching with a cloth, embodying grace and introspection. Bourdelle’s influence extended to teaching notable artists like Giacometti and Vieira da Silva.