A hauntingly beautiful plaster study sculpture inspired by Auguste Rodin’s Danaid, this evocative piece captures the mythological figure in a moment of utter surrender. The female form, sculpted with remarkable sensitivity and weight, appears to collapse into the earth—her body partially fused with the surrounding terrain in a powerful expression of exhaustion and despair.
Though the artist remains unknown, the emotional depth and sculptural finesse reveal a deep reverence for Rodin’s original vision. The piece is strikingly heavy (approx. 10.5 kg), its presence both physical and poetic.
Dimensions:
Length: approx. 40 cm Depth: approx. 24 cm Height: approx. 18 cm
Some signs of wear consistent with age, but overall in very good condition.
