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Kneeling Worshipper

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The bronze sculpture depicts a kneeling man by Auguste Rodin, titled Kneeling Worshipper. The man is shown from the side, with his body facing right. He has a large nose and a mustache. His hair is styled in a tall pompadour with a short ponytail draped over his shoulder. The man wears a cloth wrapped around his waist. His right leg is bent at the knee and rests on the ground, while his left leg is bent with the knee pointed towards the ground. His right arm is bent at the elbow with the hand raised to his mouth. The sculpture sits atop a rectangular black base. The sculpture has a dark brown patina with visible signs of wear. The background is a plain wall with a gray floor.

Artwork details

Date:
12th–13th century
Medium:
Bronze
Culture:
Indonesia (Java)
Dimensions:
374 × 624 px
Museum record:
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