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Home Galleries MOMA - New York City

MOMA – New York City

This large work – The River by the French artist Aristide Maillol – is a startling, though somewhat unsettling, presence in the quiet of the sculpture garden at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

It was originally conceived as a work on the theme of war – a woman stabbed in the back and falling. The idea later evolved into a contorted figure on the cusp of being pulled into a powerful current.

Ironically, the sculpture garden is a haven of tranquility where art lovers can enjoy  a little down time before setting off on the next leg of their MOMA adventure.

 

 

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