The Teacher
Artists who studied with Antoine Bourdelle included:
- Thanassis Apartis, Greece
- Alfredo Bigatti, Argentina
- Jose Luis Zorrilla de San Martin, Uruguay
- Samuel Cashwan, United States
- Pablo Curatella Manes, Argentina
- Béni Ferenczy, Hungary
- Alberto Giacometti, Switzerland
- Angela Gregory, United States
- Otto Gutfreund, Czechoslovakia
- Bror Hjorth, Sweden
- René Iché, France
- Raoul Josset, France/United States
- David Karfunkle, Austria/United States
- Emile Lahner, Hungary
- Aristide Maillol, France
- Vadym Meller, Russian Empire
- Vera Mukhina, Russian Empire/USSR
- Bencho Obreshkov, Bulgaria
- Dudley Pratt, United States
- Virginia Claflin Pratt, United States
- Germaine Richier, France
- Arnold Ronnebeck, Germany/United States
- Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, Portugal
- Risto Stijovic, Serbia
- Mihailo Tomic, Serbia
- Sreten Stojanovic, Serbia
- Josefina de Vasconcellos, England
- Helen Wilson, United States
- Teodors Zalkalns, Latvia
- Ryumon Yasuda, Japan
For a first hand account of Bourdelle's teaching style see Arnold Ronnebeck's article from 1925, published in The Arts 8, no. 4 titled "Bourdelle Speaks to His Pupils: From a Paris Diary."
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