Louis II de Bavière, le roi perché (1/4)

Louis II de Bavière, le roi perché (1/4)

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L'amour fou d'Auguste Rodin et Camille Claudel (4/4)

Alors que Camille vient de perdre son père, son tout dernier soutien, sa famille décide de la faire enfermer. Sans le moindre remords, sa mère, qui a toujours méprisé la soif de liberté de sa fille, signe l’ordre d’internement. Contre sa volonté, les portes de l'asile se refermen ...  Show more

L'amour fou d'Auguste Rodin et Camille Claudel (3/4)

Immédiatement fasciné par le génie de cette élève précoce et subjugué par le charme de cette jeune femme de 24 ans sa cadette, Rodin lui ouvre les portes de son atelier. Camille saisit cette opportunité inouïe et s’investit à corps perdu dans la création. Très vite, la brillante ...  Show more

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