A bronze sculpture by Camille Claudel, thought to have been lost for centuries, sells for millions
A bronze sculpture by the French Camille Claudel, found after hundreds of years, was sold in February for 3 million euros.
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A Camille Claudel Sculpture, Lost for a Century, Sells in Paris for $3.8 M.
The sculpture, widely believed to have been inspired by her breakup with Auguste Rodin, was found in an abandoned apartment.
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