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Frustration - An abstraction of Auguste Rodin's Burghers of Calais sculpture found in the Rodin Museum in Paris. The Burghers of Calais sculpture commemorates an event during the Hundred Years' War. The emotion he captured in the Burgher's face and the masterfully sculpted hands held my attention. 

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Comments

Linda's Relaxing Lair said…
Great photo .
9/04/2025
Margaret D said…
It's a lovely sculpture and looks rather good on the wall.
9/04/2025
Lori said…
That is beautiful.
9/05/2025
moulinex said…
Cool photo.
9/05/2025
Kelly said…
I would like to see that sculpture (I think there are several of them in various locations). I've felt like that before!
9/05/2025
Spare Parts and Pics said…
It captures the emotion of frustration so well!!
9/05/2025
Sakuranko said…
Oh very good photo
9/05/2025
Marisa Cavaleiro said…
It's a photo that really captures the scale of the work in question. I'd say it's a striking photograph! Have a great weekend!
9/06/2025
Lisa Mandina said…
Now that's an intense image.
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9/06/2025
Melissa said…
Wonderful capture of a profound sculpture! So deeply emotional, I can see why it caught your eye, I bet I could look at it for hours.
9/06/2025
Gina said…
This is a cool photo!
9/06/2025
MELODY JACOB said…
The way you focus on the expressions and hands shows a sensitivity to the struggles and courage captured in the sculpture, reminding us of both history and the resilience of the human spirit.
9/07/2025
Polyester Princess said…
Fantastic photo, Hena! xxx
9/07/2025
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