The drawings of Rodin. Elsen, Albert Edward, 1927-; Varnedoe, Kirk, 1946-2003. Rodin, Auguste, 1840-1917.

The drawings of Rodin. New York, Praeger Publishers. Books for People with Print Disabilities. Internet Archive Books.

Albert Elsen & J. Kirk T. Varnedoe: Published by London: Elek Books, 1972. From Berwyn Books (Buckley, United Kingdom).

com: The Drawings of Rodin: VG HB in publisher blue cloth boards with silver spine title, no inscriptions an unclipped DJ, which has minor tape repairs and an area of loss to top right rear cover. All inside pages are clean and tight. illustrated throughout in b/w with additional contributions by Victoria Thorson & Elisabeth Chase Geissbuhler (19 x 25cm). Albert Elsen & J. Price: US$ 2. 6 Convert Currency.

oceedings{Elsen1971TheDO, title {The drawings of Rodin}, author {Albert Edward Elsen and J. Varnedoe and Victoria Thorson and Elisabeth Chase Geissbuhler and Auguste Rodin}, year {1971} }. Albert Edward Elsen, J. Varnedoe, +2 authors Auguste. Varnedoe, +2 authors Auguste Rodin.

The Rodin drawings extended from earliest student exercises to the late line drawings of dancers and nudes. Two problems long connected with the drawings of Rodin were addressed in this investigative exhibition: the question of the chronology of his work and the existence of a large number of forgeries. Following the settlement of the Ernst Durig estate, which included 155 forgeries, J. Varnedoe, National Gallery Finley fellow and doctoral candidate at Stanford University, and Professor Albert Elsen of Stanford University chose to investigate Rodin's work.

The Drawings Of Rodin book. Albert E. Elsen, J. Varnedoe (Contributor). Albert Edward Elsen (1927-1995) was a distinguished Stanford University professor, Auguste Rodin scholar and modernist art historian

The Drawings Of Rodin book. Albert Edward Elsen (1927-1995) was a distinguished Stanford University professor, Auguste Rodin scholar and modernist art historian. Books by Albert E. Elsen

In 1972 Varnedoe earned a P. at Stanford under Rodin scholar Albert Elsen, with whom he collaborated on an exhibition and catalog, The Drawings of Rodin (1971), about the profusion of drawings falsely attributed to Rodin

In 1972 Varnedoe earned a P. at Stanford under Rodin scholar Albert Elsen, with whom he collaborated on an exhibition and catalog, The Drawings of Rodin (1971), about the profusion of drawings falsely attributed to Rodin. He married the artist Elyn Zimmerman, taught art history at Stanford for a year, then taught at Columbia University and at New York. University Institute of Fine Arts. In 1987 he published a book about the French painter Gustave Caillebotte, which helped to initiate a revival of scholarly and public interest in that little-known Impressionist.

Albert Edward Elsen, Rodin's Gates of Hell, University of Minnesota Press (Minneapolis, 1960), p. Albert Edward Elsen and J. Varnedoe, The Drawings of Rodin, Praeger Publishers (New York, 1971), pp. 61-62, fig.

Auguste Rodin, Zeichnungen und Aquarelle (Drawings and Watercolors) Catalog of an exhibition held at the Westfälisches Landesmuseum für . Elsen, Kirk Varnedoe, Victoria Thorson Elisabeth Chase Geissbuhler. The drawings of Rodin. Exhibition 20 Nov. 1971 - 23 Jan.

Auguste Rodin, Zeichnungen und Aquarelle (Drawings and Watercolors) Catalog of an exhibition held at the Westfälisches Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte Münster, 25 No. 984 - 20 Jan. 1985, and at the Museum Villa Stuck München, 7 Feb. 1985 - 7 April 1985.

Albert Elsen, an art historian at Stanford University and a leading authority on the sculpture of Auguste Rodin, died on Thursday at. .

Albert Elsen, an art historian at Stanford University and a leading authority on the sculpture of Auguste Rodin, died on Thursday at his home in Stanford, Calif. He was 67. The cause was a heart attack, a university spokesman said. His former graduate students include many museum professionals, among them Kirk Varnedoe, chief curator of painting and sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art. Mr. Varnedoe said Mr. Elsen was central in restoring Rodin's reputation, and cited his 1963 Rodin exhibition at the Modern as the moment the sculptor's work "was annexed into the history of modern ar. But Mr. Elsen's activities took him far beyond the library and classroom.