Gallery Edition – Study of a nude female figure (Satyress) by Auguste Rodin – 57×44 Interior Architectural Study

Curatorial Narrative In the realm of modern figurative art, Auguste Rodin’s “Study of a nude female figure (Satyress)” (19058) occupies a unique position, situated at the nexus of realism and abstraction. Executed with a focus on form and texture, this sculpture exemplifies the artist’s technical mastery, as he coaxes a sense of languid elegance from the neutral tones and grayscale palette. The soft brushwork imbues the figure with a sense of vulnerability, while the subtle play of light across its surface underscores Rodin’s fascination with the interplay between volume and void. This work not only demonstrates the artist’s innovative approach to the human form but also prefigures the development of modern and contemporary design styles that would later come to define the early twentieth century.When enlarged to 57×44, “Study of a nude female figure (Satyress)” assumes a monumental presence, its chromatic structure and spatial dept