Man with a Broken Nose 1864

"Man with a Broken Nose" is a bronze sculpture by Auguste Rodin, created in 1864. The sculpture depicts a man's head and shoulders, with a prominent broken nose, rendered in a realistic style that captures the subject's rugged features and deep-set eyes. The work is a powerful example of Rodin's early explorations of the human form, which later influenced his more famous sculptures like "The Thinker." The sculpture is privately owned and has become an important icon in the study of Rodin's artistic development.