A Sunday strole through the home and work of Rodin…
All Pictures by Damien B. Donnelly
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A Sunday strole through the home and work of Rodin…
All Pictures by Damien B. Donnelly
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Damien B. Donnelly 
One of my favorite museums in the City. Each of your images beautiful. I think the wetness of the day adds something interesting to each one. I prefer the outside photos best and especially love the peek at Thinker’s bottom at the end of the row of pointy boxwoods…
Well, if I can’t be in Paris, at least where I am we have the largest Musee Rodi outside of Paris :-‘)
Always room for a cheeky bottom!
Love those cheeky bums!
I have a Rodin ‘The Cathedral’ sculpture in my home. Two hands barely touching, fingertips just so close.
You lucky man!
It is just a copy, of course!
I promise not to tell anyone