statue L'homme qui Marche by Auguste Rodin

L’Homme qui marche, or The Walking Man, is a bronze figure captured in a powerful, forward-leaning stride with both heels planted on the ground. Created by the French sculptor Auguste Rodin, the statue is recognizable by its headless and armless torso, a design choice that focuses entirely on the tension and musculature of the legs. It stands as a prominent feature within the Westersingel Sculpture Route, which winds through the city.