Faun and Goats Sculpture Study
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Faun and Goats Sculpture StudyAntoine Bourdelle

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This sculpture study by Antoine Bourdelle (c. 1910) was intended for a monument to composer Claude Debussy. It depicts a faun playing a double flute alongside a goat, symbolizing the harmony between music and nature. Bourdelle’s work reflects his artistic legacy through bronze and plaster sculptures.