Three Nude Figures c. 19th century

Editor: This drawing, "Three Nude Figures," is by an imitator of Auguste Rodin. It's in the Harvard Art Museums, and it feels very…unfinished. The bodies are so gestural and soft. What do you see in this piece? Curator: It's like catching a glimpse of a dream, isn't it? The unfinished quality invites our own interpretations. I wonder if the artist was captivated by Rodin's exploration of movement and form, perhaps even trying to capture the essence of raw emotion through the body. Don't you find yourself filling in the details? Editor: I do, actually! It makes me consider how much the viewer brings to a work of art. Curator: Precisely! It's a dance between the artist's intention and our own subjective experience, making art a truly collaborative endeavor.