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Gesture from 2d to 3d

Explore the evolution of art from 2D gesture sketches to 3D sculptures through the works of Honore Daumier, Auguste Rodin, and Claes Oldenburg. Witness the emotive power of Daumier's sketches, the timeless beauty of Rodin's nudes, and Oldenburg's whimsical pop art creations.

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Gesture from 2d to 3d

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  1. Gesture from 2d to 3d Honore Daumier (1808-1879) Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) Claes Oldenburg (b.1929, now 83)

  2. Daumier Drinking Song

  3. Daumier, Frightened Woman

  4. Gesture sketches, Damier

  5. Daumier, Riot

  6. Daumier, Self Portrait

  7. Ratapoli, Daumier

  8. Fruchard, Disgust Personified

  9. Rodin, Nude

  10. Rodin, Cambodian Dancer

  11. The Kiss, Rodin

  12. Danaid, Rodin

  13. Rodin, The Mighty Hand

  14. Rodin,Adam and drawing of a nude with crossed handsAlbert Elsen explained that "Drawing did not serve Rodin as the blueprint for his sculpture.” "Drawing and modeling were distinct yet mutually supportive and cross-fertilizing in his art. Seeing and feeling the model's profiles through the point of his pencil and hands gave conviction to his fingering of the clay."

  15. Torse de femme nue, de profil à droite, les bras dressés au-dessus de la tête, Auguste Rodin (1840-1917)

  16. Claes Oldenburg, Banana

  17. Oldenburg, Floating Peel, 2002

  18. Soft sculpture, Pop Art movement, 1966.

  19. Inverted Q, 1962 charcoal and water color

  20. Good Humor Bar

  21. Wedge of Cake, black crayon

  22. Floor Cake

  23. Cigarette butt drawing and sculpture

  24. Clothespin

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