This artist created a torso of a man with his belly out and the stubs of his limbs splayed in a work depicting Marsyas similar to his full-body The Falling Man.
This artist created a torso of a man with his belly out and the stubs of his limbs splayed in a work depicting Marsyas similar to his full-body The Falling Man. One of this man's sculptures shows three nude men with their heads bent together and their left arms limply outstretched together with their hands meeting. This artist of The Three Shades also created an armless, headless figure, his (*) Walking Man. He was accused of using a live model for one work, while another was a rejected depiction of an enrobed Honoré de Balzac. He depicted Paolo Malatesta and Francesca di Rimini locked in embrace in another work. For 10 points, name this sculptor of The Age of Bronze whose unfinished Gates of Hell included versions of The Kiss and The Thinker.
This artist created a torso of a man with his belly out and the stubs of his limbs splayed in a work depicting Marsyas similar to his full-body The Falling Man.
François-Auguste-René {Rodin}