Musee Rodin is located in an elegant eighteenth-century mansion surrounded by a beautiful garden. The mansion, which is 1 by the French government, was Rodin's studio from 1910 until his death in 1917. In return for being allowed to use this house Rodin 2 all his work to the state upon his death. The exhibits include numerous works, marble sculptures, plaster casts, reproductions, originals and sketches. One room inside the museum is devoted to Camille Claudel, Rodin's pupil, model and mistress. Her sculptures display a 3 delicacy which makes them look fragile and beautiful. Behind the mansion there is a rose garden, and an alley which 4 its way around a pond, making this museum one of the most idyllic 5 in Paris.