Auguste Rodin’s sculpture depicting the biblical figure Eve is titled Eve.
Rodin made several versions of Eve, including standing and smaller studies. The figure belongs to his broader interest in the human body, movement, and expressive poses rather than strict academic idealization. Eve’s raised arm and twisting posture give the sculpture a sense of tension and awakening.
The title can cause confusion because Rodin also created works based on other biblical or mythological women, including Danaïd and Iris. Eve is identified specifically by the biblical subject and by the sculpture’s title.
Rodin’s treatment of Eve reflects his preference for presenting the body as a powerful, emotionally charged form. Many of his sculptures circulated in different sizes and materials, so museum records may distinguish between versions while retaining the same title.