Sculpture Review - Fall 2000 Camille Claudel
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Top Feature Article:
Camille Claudel
from Self-Image to Self-Destruct
by Anna Tahinci

The Art and the Artist's words

Sculptors' Carousel
A selection of artists' statements and photographs
from the National Sculpture Society Archives

Louise Bourgeois and Marisol

Voices in Bronze
- Book Review by Elliot Offner

Through the Looking Glass
Feminine Self-Image in Art
-by Robin Salmon
Camille Claudel
from Self-Image to Self-Destruct
by Anna Tahinci

The case of the relationship between Camille Claudel (1864–1943) and Auguste Rodin (1840–1917) has attracted a great deal of attention over the last two decades: Exhibitions, biographies, catalogues raisonnés, articles, novels and films have tried to acquit Camille's artistic reputation and vindicate the originality of the fin-de-siècle sculptress.