Camille Claudel. Art Institute of Chicago, through Feb. 19, 2024 “Camille Claudel,” an ambitious, illuminating retrospective at the Art Institute of Chicago, redresses that imbalance.

Camille Claudel steps out of Rodin’s shadow in Art Institute retrospective A new exhibition sets aside her romantic entanglement with French artist Auguste Rodin and tragic personal life and ...

It’s hard not to think about that house when considering the Art Institute of Chicago’s recently opened show celebrating the work of Camille Claudel (1864-1943), who was 24 years younger than ...

In 1892, the French sculptor Camille Claudel applied to France’s Ministry of Fine Arts for a block of marble. As was customary, the ministry sent an inspector to decide whether her planned work ...

Camille Claudel, “The Age of Maturity,” 1890-99, bronze (Christopher Knight / Los Angeles Times) Fifty-eight sculptures have been assembled, including works in clay, plaster, marble and bronze.

The Musée Camille Claudel in Nogent-sur-Seine has one from same mould. Two larger casts are in the Musée d’Orsay and the Musée Rodin. Independent versions of the kneeling girl also exist.