The Making of Rodin at Tate Modern review: a master of modernity
The Making of Rodin at Tate Modern review: a master of modernity Melanie McDonagh It’s disconcerting to find Rodin in Tate Modern. We are used to seeing him in Tate Britain down the river – The Kiss has been brought here for this new exhibition – or in the V&A. He does come within Tate Modern’s remit in period (he died in 1917) but he’s one of the earliest artists to be shown there. His representational figurative sculpture will be a different experience for visitors after the abstract and modernist art. Yet if Rodin looks different here, that’s good – it makes ...
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