Auguste RodinTimeline (+5 events) (+1491 characters)
1864
In 1864, he participated in the decoration project of the Goblin Theater, and had his first studio - the stables on Rue Le Brun in the 13th arrondissement. The first model to work in the studio was Beebe, he A poor man from St. Marcel; in the same year he met 20-year-old seamstress Ruth Burley, and based on her, he created his first large-scale sculpture, The Priestess, which was accidentally lost during a relocation damaged
1863
In 1863, while studying painting at the Louvre Museum, he worked for the decorative artists Bieze and Fanniere; in the same year he became a member of the National Society of Fine Arts
1860
In 1860, he created the bust "Jean-Baptiste Rodin", the first surviving work. In 1862, Rodin was devastated by the death of his sister Maria, and he entered the Abbey of the Eucharist, where he remained until May or June 1863. During this period he created a bust of Father Emar, the founder of the order, "Father Emar"
1857
From 1857 to 1859, he applied for the French Academy of Fine Arts for three consecutive times, all of which ended in failure; in 1858, he began to work for different interior decorators and decorative artists
1854
In 1854 Rodin went to Beauvais, where he spent three years at the boarding school run by his uncle Hippolyte Rodin; in the same year he entered the Royal School of Painting and Mathematics, the Little Academy, following Horace Lekau elorace Lecoq de Boisbaudran studied painting, where he came into contact with sculpture and the engraver Leon Fourquet