Description:

This collectible card features a detailed image of Auguste Rodin’s sculpture "The Kiss," a renowned work of 19th-century French fine art. The sculpture is carved from marble and portrays two nude figures locked in an intimate embrace, capturing a moment of passion and tenderness. The card includes the text "Sculptor Series: 'The Kiss' by Auguste Rodin PROOF" along with ACMI, indicating it is part of a specialized series highlighting famous sculptures. The artwork references themes from Dante's Inferno and is connected to the story of Francesca da Rimini.

The card highlights the significance of French sculpture in the 19th century, showcasing the mastery of marble as a medium for expressing human form and emotion. The representation of nude figures is characteristic of the period’s focus on fine arts and classical themes. The card emphasizes the artistry and cultural importance of Rodin’s work within the context of both literature and sculpture.

This collectible card does not include additional names or logos aside from the artist and sculpture title. The presentation centers on the image of the marble sculpture, allowing the viewer to appreciate the detail and craftsmanship of one of Auguste Rodin’s most famous pieces without distraction.

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