Rodin and his muse

That new visit at Rodin’s museum was dedicated to the second floor that I had never seen before, but I could not resist the desire to stroll one more time through the ground floor, and particularly in order to turn again around many women's heads and to admire that amazing duo called 'The Kiss'.  Then you reach the upper floor by the staircase.  For technical reasons it's obvious that the most imposing sculptures must be located in the garden and at the ground floor, the higher level being dedicated to smaller items, many of them being by Rodin’s pupil, assistant and muse: Camille Claudel. And here you have for instance a bust by Claudel of her 37 years old brother Paul, another bust of Rodin, a really strange item called ‘The Wave’, but the most impressive item is a strange trio, named 'The Ripe Age', showing a woman kneeing behind two men, one of them trying to tighten the hand of the woman almost lying on the ground. To be honest, you leave the place being convinced that that woman was surely as talented as her famous partner; but Camille C. happened (at that time) to be just a girl, with psychiatric disorders...