Sculpture by Nils G. Stenqvist, Bronze, Unique, Sweden, 1950s

Dagmar Norell Sculpture by Dagmar Norell, Sweden, 1950s Signed. Stoneware and cork. H: 9 cm W: 7 cm D: 6.5 cm Base diameter: 5 cm

Sculpture “Rabarberblad” designed by Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd, Sweden. 1950s. Patinated bronze. Signed and numbered "19/20." Dimensions: L: 50 cm / 1' 6 1/2" W: 57 cm / 1' 8" D: ...

Sculpture “Tennisspelare” (tennis player) by Vicke Lindstrand, Sweden. 1950s. Birch. Measurements: H: 84 cm/ 2' 9 1/2" W: 31 cm/ 12 1/4" D: 44 cm/ 17 1/4" Base marked with inventory number 800S for Vicke and Marianne Lindstrand's Foundation. Provenance: Gift from Marianne and Vicke Lindstrand to glass artist Hanne Dreutler...

Ceramic sculpture, Gösta Grähs, Sweden. 1999. Stoneware. Unique. Dimensions: H: 35 cm/ 13 25/32" D: 18 cm/ 7 3/32" Gösta Grähs was one of Sweden’s leading ceramic artists in th...

Ebonised wood sculpture by Johnny Mattsson, Sweden, 1950s. Signed. Ebonised wood.

Sculpture designed by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand, Sweden, 1950s. Stoneware. Stamped. H: 15.5 cm W: 18.5 cm D: 10 cm.

Beautiful bronze figurine by Nils Fougstedt, in the form of two young women. The women are reaching out their arms and have their faces turned upwards. Lovely attention to detail, vi...

Sculpture "Förvandlad Fågel" (Transformed bird) made by Swedish Sculptor Bengt Amundin during the 1950s. Made from cast and patinated bronze on original base from asymmetrical pine w...

STEFAN THORÉN, abstract sculpture, made of textured solid bronze. Sweden around 1950. UNIQUE PIECE Signed by Stefan Thorén(Sweden, 1927-1997) Dim Height 70 cm without base, and 135 ...

Unique large sculpture by Stephan Thoren Sweden 1960 signed patinated solid bronze signed by the artist Height luth stand id 140 cm Stefan Einar Thorén, born 12 February 1927 in Stockholm, died 19 January 1997 in Kvarsebo, Norrköping,[2] was a Swedish sculptor, draughtsman and painter. He studied with Otte Sköld and Eric Grate at the Royal College of Art from 1948 to 1953. As a Jenny Lind Scholar, he stayed in Athens from 1954 to 1955 and then made study trips to Paris and London. Separately, he exhibited at Galerie Blanche in Stockholm and in Västerås. Together with Sigfrid Södergren he exhibited at Färg och Form in 1954[3][4] and with his wife in Kalmar in 1965. He participated in the Nationalmuseum's exhibition Young Drawers 1949-1950, the Swedish General Art Society's Spring Salons in Stockholm, the exhibition Sculptures in Nature shown in Norrviken Gardens and the Stockholm Salons of Liljevalch Art Gallery. His public works include the marble relief The Play of Surfaces at Brännkyrka School and the 18-metre-long marble relief Dance...

Unique bronze sculpture by Leo Laukkanen Sweden 1960 Nice patina, good condition. More photos available Leo Olavi Laukkanen (11 October 1913 Helsinki - 1 November 1978 Helsinki) was a Finnish sculptor. He is particularly known for his abstract miniature sculptures, most of which are made of granite. Laukkanen studied at the Central School of Art and Design from 1931 to 1933. Although the best-known part of Laukkanen's output consists of abstract sculptures, in the early and late stages of his career he also made figurative sculptures in both stone and bronze, including female figures. In 1980, Helsinki Art Hall hosted an extensive memorial exhibition of Laukkanen's works, which he had bequeathed to the Finnish Artists' Association. Laukkanen was an assistant to the sculptor Wäinö Aaltonen...

Sigge Berggren (Sweden, 1911-1968) Bronze sculpture cast by Bergman in Malmo Sweden, mounted on a marble base. Signed by the artist with foundry mark ...