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sanslartigue 
It’s like being let in on a secret. How did you do that?
They were finishing the load-in of a Rodin exhibit, and all the crates were neatly lined up in the corridor, surrounding the regular exhibited pieces. I love seeing the contrast of the shipping crates!
Fascinating. A good friend chanced to be in Paris when the Louvre did a massive statue cleanup. They had these huge figures in the gardens, crated carefully but so that the figures were visible. It was like living things frozen in time, and very like your photograph this kind of suspension of places and beliefs. And you caught Rodins on the move. Thanks.