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Maillol

American  
[ma-yawl] / maˈyɔl /

noun

  1. Aristide 1861–1944, French sculptor.


Maillol British  
/ majɔl /

noun

  1. Aristide (aristid). 1861–1944, French sculptor, esp of monumental female nudes

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Their rounded forms are almost complacently generalized, like the sculptures of Aristide Maillol.

From Washington Post

The burgundy DS, with its space-age silhouette and directional headlights that follow the turning of the wheel, has curves as gentle as a Maillol river nymph.

From New York Times

Leslie C. Denk, a spokeswoman for the Norton Simon Museum, said the museum had noticed some visitors posting photographs of themselves posing like works of art, particularly alongside sculptures by Auguste Rodin and Aristide Maillol.

From New York Times

On Thursday, Sinclair will open an exhibition at Paris’s Musée Maillol of 66 paintings that once passed through her grandfather’s gallery.

From Washington Post

The show will move to the Maillol Museum in Paris early next year and eventually to Jerusalem and New York.

From New York Times