Cathedral Hands By Auguste Rodin Mythical Creatures Inspired by one of the

Inspired by one of the most beloved characters from Charles Lutwidge Dodgson's enchanting tales

its weather-resistant construction guarantees it will withstand the elements

and classical portrait sculpture

Its peaceful presence and tender design make it meaningful for a gravesite

serving as a poignant reminder of the enduring bond between heaven and earth

Cathedral Hands By Auguste Rodin Mythical Creatures Inspired by one of theThe Cathedral 1908 by Auguste Rodin (1840 1912). Philadelphia Museum of Art Dated 1910 by Grappe in the 1927 and 1929 editions of the catalogue of the Musee Rodin, The Cathedral had its dating revised to 1908 in subsequent editions when it was discovered that in that year a prospective purchaser intended adapting these hands for a fountain. Rodin also called it The Arch of Alliance on occasion, but it is under the name of The Cathedral that it is now