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Rodin Museum | Philadelphia Museum of Art | Philadelphia Museum of ArtSkip to Main ContentOpen today: 10am-8:45pmSimplify FontsVisitOur CampusMain BuildingRodin MuseumParkingDine & ShopGroup VisitsAccessibilityFAQsWhat's OnExhibitionsEventsExhibition ArchiveArt & ArtistsCollectionCuratorialLibrary & ArchivesProvenanceConservationPublicationsLoan RequestsLearnSchools & EducatorsKidsTeensColleges & UniversitiesCommunity EngagementPublic ProgramsGuide ProgramHighlights of the MuseumView TourSupportDonateAssociates and Chairman's CouncilCorporate SupportPlanned GivingOur SupportersMembershipSupport the Philadelphia Museum of ArtDonate NowShopMembershipTicketsTickets🔍MenuOpen today: 10am-8:45pmVisitWhat's OnArt & ArtistsLearnSupportShopSearch🔍MembershipSimplify FontsRodin MuseumℹRodin Museum will be closed from January 4th–February 27th.ℹRodin Museum will be closed from January 4th–February 27th.⏸LocationHours & AdmissionParkingVisitor PoliciesExhibitions & Events Photo Permits & RentalsArtwork On ViewPhoto by Elizabeth LeitzellAboutIn September 1924 American cinema magnate Jules Mastbaum (1872-1926) and his wife, Etta (1886-1953) visited the Musée Rodin in Paris for the first time. Captivated by the French sculptor’s use of the human figure to express inner passions and thoughts, Mastbaum, a Philadelphia native, acquired his first bronze by Rodin that day. Over the next two years, he purchased more than 150 sculptures by the artist. Most were bronzes, original works cast from Rodin’s plasters under the authority granted to the Musée Rodin by the artist’s will, but Mastbaum also scoured the art market to acquire intimate and revealing pieces in plaster, marble, terracotta, and bronze.Within months of beginning his collection, Mastbaum was considering how to
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