Bather with Raised Arms, Aristide Maillol, model c. 1890/1899, cast 1930
Aristide Maillol, retratoAristide MaillolFrancia, 1861–1944

Bather with Raised Arms

model c. 1890/1899, cast 1930 · Sculpture

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En la vida de Aristide Maillol

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  1. 1892

    Meets Paul Gauguin

    Maillol's early painting showed the influence of Puvis de Chavannes; he joined the Nabis and mixed with Bonnard, Vuillard and Maurice Denis. His meeting with Paul Gauguin in 1892 proved decisive.

  2. 1893

    A tapestry workshop in Banyuls

    Gauguin encouraged his growing interest in decorative art, and in 1893 Maillol opened a tapestry workshop in Banyuls, whose technical and artistic quality earned him recognition for renewing the art in France. The medieval tapestries of The Lady and the Unicorn at the Musée de Cluny provided the spark.

  3. 1895

    First terracottas: the turn to sculpture

    In 1895 Maillol began making small terracotta sculptures, and within a few years sculpture had displaced his tapestry work. It was failing eyesight that drove him to sculpture, and by some accounts he first showed his works to the public in 1894.

  4. July 1896

    Marries Clotilde Narcis

    In July 1896 Maillol married Clotilde Narcis, one of the employees of his tapestry workshop.

  5. 1902

    Rodin admires “Leda”

    Visiting Maillol's first solo exhibition in 1902, Auguste Rodin was delighted by his Leda (1902) — a recognition of the path he had chosen and a kind of blessing from the famous master.

  6. 1902

    First exhibition with Ambroise Vollard

    In 1902 the art dealer Ambroise Vollard gave Maillol his first exhibition.

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