Auguste Rodin and Henry Moore: Masterpieces of Sculpture June 28, 2007

These two installations showcase the works of two undisputed masters of sculpture, Auguste Rodin and Henry Moore. The Rodin installation includes many of the remarkable original gifts from Alma de Bretteville Spreckels and a bronze statue of Claude Lorraine given by the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation and demonstrates the artist's radical approach to sculpture and his link with the modern era. Henry Moore, the most celebrated Modernist sculptor of his day, is represented in two galleries by a large tapestry, prints, drawings, and maquettes from the collection of Leonard and Sophie Davis.