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Rodin left his plaster casts to the museum and authorized them to make up 12 copies of each (they've already made all 12 of The Thinker). If that was the inten
by ompogUe 2y ago
Rodin left his plaster casts to the museum and authorized them to make up 12 copies of each (they've already made all 12 of The Thinker).
If that was the intention of the artist, my opinion would be more towards they break the molds and delete the scans, instead of allowing infinite copies.
- abetusk 2y agoRodin died in 1917. There's been over 100 years to carry out his wishes with his works. His works are now in the public domain. Regardless of what you think should have happened to the works, they are now in the public domain and being gate kept by the museum administrators. The museum itself is state owned and so should serve the public.