Artist: Émile Antoine Bourdelle
Size: 245 x 232 cm
Technique: Sculpture
From 1893 to 1908, Antoine Bourdelle (1861–1929) was an assistant to Rodin, for whom he executed some of his definitive works. In 1909, gradually freeing himself from the influence of the master, Bourdelle created Hercules the Archer, a work inspired by archaic Greek sculpture. Taking the sixth of Hercules
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