Psyche Spring Marble Sculpture
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Psyche Spring Marble SculptureAuguste Rodin

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Rodin’s Psyche-Spring (c. 1886) depicts the mythological Psyche in marble, showcasing the sculptor’s mastery of form and emotion. Carved by assistant Bertrand-Jacques Barthélemy, the sculpture captures Psyche’s awakening, symbolizing renewal and transformation. It exemplifies Rodin’s impact on modern sculpture and his skill in merging myth with human experience, breathing life into stone.