Sculpture "Die Kathedral" (Étude pour le secret) by Auguste Rodin, version in artificial bronze

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Sculpture “The Cathedral” (Étude pour le secret), version in artificial bronze

“Why are our Gothic cathedrals so beautiful? Because in all depictions of life, one discovers a characteristic of heavenly love.” Rodin believed that the pointed arch, the most important element of Gothic cathedral architecture, originated from the gesture of hands raised in prayer.
Original: Bronze, Musée Rodin, Paris. Created in 1908.

Polymer's museum replica cast by hand with a bronze surface. Height including base 18.5 cm. Weight approx. 2 kg.