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Rodin: The Man and His Art, with Leaves from His Note-book is compiled by Judith Cladel and translated by S.K. Star, with an introduction by James Huneker. A section headed Auguste Rodin by James Huneker says that of Auguste Rodin one thing may be said without fear of contradiction: among his contemporaries to-day he is preëminently the master. The text says Rodin believes in but one inspiration, nature, and swears that he does not invent, he copies nature.
The text says Greece was the land of sculpture beyond all others. A narrator recalls entering a pavilion on a beautiful afternoon in May and seeing marbles, nothing but marbles, of a dazzling whiteness.
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- Judith Cladel
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