"Un Homme et Une Femme"

"Un Homme et Une Femme" (translated as "A Man and A Woman") is a marble sculpture created in 1891 by the Norwegian-Danish sculptor Stephan Sinding.

Sinding was known for his emotionally intense works, often inspired by naturalism and Symbolism, and this piece reflects themes of love and human connection.

The sculpture depicts a man and a woman in a passionate and dynamic embrace, symbolizing the complex interplay of emotions between lovers. It is celebrated for its dramatic composition and the expressive movement captured in the marble, which conveys both tenderness and tension.

Sinding's work was well-received in his time, especially in France, where he gained significant recognition. "Un Homme et Une Femme" highlights his ability to infuse raw emotion into his figures, making it a standout piece in his oeuvre.