European sculpture

This founding collection features one of the most important selections of Rodin sculptures in the United States.

Highlights

The Lord Reprimanding Adam and Eve, ca. 1362

Bartomeu Robio
Female figure with the infant Hercules being attacked by a snake, ca. 1660

Master of the Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian

Legion of Honor
Hercules Slaying the Lernaean Hydra, possibly 1520-1550

Circle of Antico
Hercules and Atlas, ca. 1668

Michel Anguier

Legion of Honor
Madame Adrien Cyprien Duquesnoy, ca. 1805

Jean-Antoine Houdon

Legion of Honor
Portrait of a Woman (possibly Leopoldina Esterhazy), 1822

Antonio Canova

Legion of Honor
River God (The River Rhine Separating the Waters), 1765

Clodion (Claude Michel)

Legion of Honor
Trotting Horse, the Feet not Touching the Ground, ca. 1881

Edgar Degas

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Torso of L'Ile de France, 1921

Aristide Joseph Bonaventure Maillol, Alexis Rudier Fondeur

Legion of Honor

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