"Rodin Museum"

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6 May 2025

King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla depart after visiting the National Gallery in London, England, on May 6, 2025. The King and Queen unveil their recently completed Coronation State Portraits, re-open the newly refurbished Sainsbury Wing of the Gallery, and visit the Roden Centre for Creative Learning.

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6 May 2025

King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla depart after visiting the National Gallery in London, England, on May 6, 2025. The King and Queen unveil their recently completed Coronation State Portraits, re-open the newly refurbished Sainsbury Wing of the Gallery, and visit the Roden Centre for Creative Learning.

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6 May 2025

King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla depart after visiting the National Gallery in London, England, on May 6, 2025. The King and Queen unveil their recently completed Coronation State Portraits, re-open the newly refurbished Sainsbury Wing of the Gallery, and visit the Roden Centre for Creative Learning.

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29 April 2024

The Musee Rodin is standing in Paris, France, on April 23, 2024. The French capital is just a few months away from the start of the Olympic Games, which are due to start on July 26, 2024.

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4 September 2021

Installation of the work Man in Andria in Piazza Catuma on 3 September 2021. "Man" is the title of a work by the Australian artist Amanda Parer who, with its 13 meters high by 13 meters in length, dominates Piazza Catuma in Andria until 5 September. An imposing light installation created on the occasion of the Festival of the Worlds and inspired by the famous bronze sculpture "The Thinker", created by the French Auguste Rodin in 1880 and kept in the museum that bears his name in Paris. It represents a man intent on deep meditation. A gigantic work that explores human frailty and invites reflection on our times and on the effects that the unrealistic and often harmful expectations of today's society have on the world. A planet inhabited by men by now overwhelmed and constantly striving to find solutions to problems that they themselves have created.

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4 September 2021

Installation of the work Man in Andria in Piazza Catuma on 3 September 2021. "Man" is the title of a work by the Australian artist Amanda Parer who, with its 13 meters high by 13 meters in length, dominates Piazza Catuma in Andria until 5 September. An imposing light installation created on the occasion of the Festival of the Worlds and inspired by the famous bronze sculpture "The Thinker", created by the French Auguste Rodin in 1880 and kept in the museum that bears his name in Paris. It represents a man intent on deep meditation. A gigantic work that explores human frailty and invites reflection on our times and on the effects that the unrealistic and often harmful expectations of today's society have on the world. A planet inhabited by men by now overwhelmed and constantly striving to find solutions to problems that they themselves have created.

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4 September 2021

Installation of the work Man in Andria in Piazza Catuma on 3 September 2021. "Man" is the title of a work by the Australian artist Amanda Parer who, with its 13 meters high by 13 meters in length, dominates Piazza Catuma in Andria until 5 September. An imposing light installation created on the occasion of the Festival of the Worlds and inspired by the famous bronze sculpture "The Thinker", created by the French Auguste Rodin in 1880 and kept in the museum that bears his name in Paris. It represents a man intent on deep meditation. A gigantic work that explores human frailty and invites reflection on our times and on the effects that the unrealistic and often harmful expectations of today's society have on the world. A planet inhabited by men by now overwhelmed and constantly striving to find solutions to problems that they themselves have created.

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4 September 2021

Installation of the work Man in Andria in Piazza Catuma on 3 September 2021. "Man" is the title of a work by the Australian artist Amanda Parer who, with its 13 meters high by 13 meters in length, dominates Piazza Catuma in Andria until 5 September. An imposing light installation created on the occasion of the Festival of the Worlds and inspired by the famous bronze sculpture "The Thinker", created by the French Auguste Rodin in 1880 and kept in the museum that bears his name in Paris. It represents a man intent on deep meditation. A gigantic work that explores human frailty and invites reflection on our times and on the effects that the unrealistic and often harmful expectations of today's society have on the world. A planet inhabited by men by now overwhelmed and constantly striving to find solutions to problems that they themselves have created.

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4 September 2021

Installation of the work Man in Andria in Piazza Catuma on 3 September 2021. "Man" is the title of a work by the Australian artist Amanda Parer who, with its 13 meters high by 13 meters in length, dominates Piazza Catuma in Andria until 5 September. An imposing light installation created on the occasion of the Festival of the Worlds and inspired by the famous bronze sculpture "The Thinker", created by the French Auguste Rodin in 1880 and kept in the museum that bears his name in Paris. It represents a man intent on deep meditation. A gigantic work that explores human frailty and invites reflection on our times and on the effects that the unrealistic and often harmful expectations of today's society have on the world. A planet inhabited by men by now overwhelmed and constantly striving to find solutions to problems that they themselves have created.

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4 September 2021

Installation of the work Man in Andria in Piazza Catuma on 3 September 2021. "Man" is the title of a work by the Australian artist Amanda Parer who, with its 13 meters high by 13 meters in length, dominates Piazza Catuma in Andria until 5 September. An imposing light installation created on the occasion of the Festival of the Worlds and inspired by the famous bronze sculpture "The Thinker", created by the French Auguste Rodin in 1880 and kept in the museum that bears his name in Paris. It represents a man intent on deep meditation. A gigantic work that explores human frailty and invites reflection on our times and on the effects that the unrealistic and often harmful expectations of today's society have on the world. A planet inhabited by men by now overwhelmed and constantly striving to find solutions to problems that they themselves have created.

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4 September 2021

Installation of the work Man in Andria in Piazza Catuma on 3 September 2021. "Man" is the title of a work by the Australian artist Amanda Parer who, with its 13 meters high by 13 meters in length, dominates Piazza Catuma in Andria until 5 September. An imposing light installation created on the occasion of the Festival of the Worlds and inspired by the famous bronze sculpture "The Thinker", created by the French Auguste Rodin in 1880 and kept in the museum that bears his name in Paris. It represents a man intent on deep meditation. A gigantic work that explores human frailty and invites reflection on our times and on the effects that the unrealistic and often harmful expectations of today's society have on the world. A planet inhabited by men by now overwhelmed and constantly striving to find solutions to problems that they themselves have created.

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22 February 2021

People visit the statues of Rodin exposed at the Garden of the Rodin Museum, in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021 amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

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22 February 2021

People visit the statues of Rodin exposed at the Garden of the Rodin Museum, in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021 amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

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22 February 2021

People visit the statues of Rodin exposed at the Garden of the Rodin Museum, in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021 amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

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22 February 2021

People visit the statues of Rodin exposed at the Garden of the Rodin Museum, in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021 amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

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22 February 2021

People visit the statues of Rodin exposed at the Garden of the Rodin Museum, in Paris, France, on February 20, 2021 amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

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