古斯塔夫·维格兰
구스타프 비겔란
グスタフヴィーゲラン
Густава Вигеланда

The Wheel of Life

source: vigelandmuseum

Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943)

Gustav Vigeland was born in Mandal in southern Norway 11 April 1869 and died in Oslo 12 March 1943. His funeral was held in Vestre krematorium in Oslo 19 March, and his cinerary urn was, according to his wishes, placed in the small circular tower in his home at Frogner. The same building opened as the Vigeland Museum in 1947.

Gustav Vigeland is important in Norwegian art history. His artistic work contributed to promote the position of sculpture in his home country. Vigeland’s monumental sculpture park at Frogner in Oslo, the Vigeland Park, is the world’s largest sculpture park accomplished by one single artist.
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source: mairamascarenhasblogspot

Influenciado por Rodin, Gustav Vigeland cria corpos que falam, escapando do que poderia ser apreciado pela simples estética da forma, nos captura pela emoção em cena.
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source: flickr

Groupes sculptés en granit parmi les 36 groupes représentant la vie (selon les indications de l’auteur) et placés autour du monolithe au fond..

Gustav Vigeland (Mandal, 11 avril 1869 – Kirkeveien, 12 mars 1943) est un sculpteur norvégien. Sa principale réalisation se trouve au Frognerpark, le plus grand parc d’Oslo, où sont exposées 214 de ses œuvres.