Which Paris landmark hosted Auguste Rodin’s personal exhibition pavilion in 1900?

Place de l’Alma hosted Auguste Rodin’s personal exhibition pavilion in 1900.

Rodin organized an important solo presentation in Paris during the 1900 Exposition Universelle. Rather than relying only on the official exhibition structures, he displayed his work in a pavilion at Place de l’Alma, giving visitors a concentrated view of his sculptures.

The pavilion helped establish Rodin as a leading modern sculptor at the beginning of the twentieth century. His presentation included major works and demonstrated his preference for showing sculptures as expressive forms rather than merely as conventional academic monuments.

This location is sometimes confused with the Champ de Mars, the principal area of the 1900 world’s fair. The Champ de Mars hosted many exposition buildings, while Rodin’s personal pavilion stood at Place de l’Alma.