- Glaucus is a sculpture by the French artist Auguste Rodin, first conceived in 1886 as a representation of the mythological figure Glaucus, son of Poseidon.
- Auguste Rodin created the design for Glaucus in 1886 from plaster but the bronze casts did not appear until several years later.
- English: Profile view of "Glaucus", bronze sculpture by Auguste Rodin.
- Full entry on the collection website of the Department of Prints and Drawings: http://arts-graphiques.louvre.fr/detail/oeuvres/1/620773-Glaucus.
- In Rodin's sculpture, the beard and the long hair of the man remind the Glaucus character.
- Date Created: before 1891, cast 1972. Location Created: France. Type: Sculpture. Rights: Gift of the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation.
- Sculpting Blue Dragon Sea Slug ( Glaucus atlanticus ) using polymer clay Life of Clay.Bulunamadı: sculpture
- Glaucus. modeled 1882-1885, cast 1979. bronze 4/12bronze 4/12 ; lost wax cast [archives, Musée Rodin, Paris].
- In ancient Greek art and sculpture, Glaucus is often portrayed as a magnificent sea god, with elements representing his association with the ocean.
- According to Greek mythology, when goddess Athena, the goddess of wisdom, saw the creature for the first.
- This episode has rarely been tackled by artists, who have instead tended to favor Glaucus's encounter with the nymph Scylla.
- Artwork by Auguste Rodin, Glaucus, Made of bronze with black patina. ... Glaucus Conceived circa 1886; this bronze version cast in 1981.
- Glaucus atlanticus mDSCN4129 - a photo on Flickriver.
- Saatchi Art is pleased to offer the sculpture, "Glaucus," by Daniel A du Preez, sold and originally listed for $209 USD.
