Not making the trip from Musée Camille Claudel - the French national museum dedicated to her work, opened in 2017 in her hometown of Nogent-sur-Seine, south of Paris - is her final work ...

A trailblazing woman artist working in France in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Camille Claudel (1864–1943) defied the social expectations of her time to create forceful sculptures ...

Artistic genius and the descent into madness are at the centre of this stunning drama about Camille Claudel. An independent woman, she ventured into the male dominated sphere of sculpture in the ...

the Musée Camille Claudel opens its doors free of charge for the European Heritage Days, a unique opportunity to discover or rediscover this exceptional cultural venue. Located in Nogent-sur ...

This exhibition at the Alte Nationalgalerie is the first since 1905 to bring together the works of two artist personalities whose works and paths crossed time and again in Paris: Camille Claudel (1864 ...

In Nogent-sur-Seine, the Musée Camille Claudel has become a place where artistic expression is embodied, lives, evolves and renews itself all year round. Discover its program! Opened in 2017 in ...

A museum has acquired an “internationally important” sculpture by Camille Claudel in what is said to be a first for a public UK collection. The work, titled L’Implorante, is the Burrell ...

A museum has acquired an “internationally important” sculpture by Camille Claudel in what is said to be a first for a public UK collection. The work, titled L’Implorante, is the Burrell ...

The French sculptor Camille Claudel at about the age of 40 developed a psychotic illness that proved to be chronic. Delusions of persecution, focused on her former mentor and lover Auguste Rodin, ...

A museum has acquired an “internationally important” sculpture by Camille Claudel in what is said to be a first for a public UK collection. The work, titled L’Implorante, is the Burrell Collection’s ...

A museum has acquired an “internationally important” sculpture by Camille Claudel in what is said to be a first for a public UK collection. The work, titled L’Implorante, is the Burrell ...