by Rainer Maria Rilke · SE · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788877100122
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«Rodin» is Rainer Maria Rilke's essay on the sculptor Auguste Rodin, published by SE in paperback (80 pages, in Italian).
Rilke's essay analyses the figure of Auguste Rodin and his role in the renewal of modern sculpture. From the contemplation of his works and his creative process, it reflects on matter, form and gesture, and on how the artist's gaze transforms stone into figure.
The edition includes a translation by Claudio Groff and an afterword by Elisabetta Potthoff. It is number 10 in the Piccola Enciclopedia collection.
For art students, historians and readers who want to delve into the relationship between literature and sculpture.
