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New Acquisition

Camille Claudel, Rêve au coin du feu, 1899–1905. White, grey-veined marble and bronze. N°16 sand casting Eugène Blot. Signed: C. CLAUDEL. Foundry stamp: EUG. BLOT / PARIS / 16. NMSk 2418.
Viktor Fordell/Nationalmuseum
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Camille Claudel, Rêve au coin du feu, 1899–1905. Photo: Viktor Fordell/Nationalmuseum.

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Nationalmuseum has acquired its first sculpture by Camille Claudel, one of the most groundbreaking artists of the late 19th century. In her sculptures, Claudel explored her creativity and her lived experience, developing a highly personal style that broke with tradition. This prestigious acquisition symbolises the culmination of Nationalmuseum’s multiyear project focusing on female sculptors.

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