In late 2025, this sculptor’s works will be featured alongside Bernhard Hoetger (“HATE-guh”) for the first time since a 1905 exhibition by Eugene Blot. Locks of hair envelop a woman in this sculptor’s The Vanished God, a reworked version (15[1])of an earlier figure by this sculptor. An onyx and bronze work by this sculptor (15[2])depicts (15[1])several nude women (15[1])sitting (15[1])and chatting (15[1])and is entitled (*) The Gossips. (10[2])In another work by this (10[1])sculptor, an old woman possibly (10[1])representing Rose (10[2]-5[1])Beuret (10[2])drags away (10[1])a man (10[2])as a young (10[2])woman (10[1])begs (10[1])on her knees. (10[4])That work was inspired (10[1])by this sculptor’s (10[1])affair with an artist, (10[1])which also (10[1])inspired a work showing (-5[1])a naked (10[2])couple dancing. For 10 points, (10[2])name this sculptor of The Mature Age and The Waltz, (10[3]-5[1])a former student and lover of Auguste (10[1])Rodin. ■END■ (10[5]0[3])