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Signerad H. Allert. Delvis glaserat lergods. Längd 37, höjd 15 cm.

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Henrik Allert was a Swedish sculptor born in Skövde. Allert studied at the school of art and design at Gothenburg University. He has been associated to Rörstrand, where he designed ceramics. Allert created his scuptures out of stoneware and bronze depicting animals and humans with dramatic expressions.

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Henrik Allert, Fågel.

Henrik Allert, Fågel.

Henrik Allert, Fågel.

Henrik Allert, Fågel.

Henrik Allert, Fågel.

Henrik Allert, Fågel.

Henrik Allert, Fågel.

Henrik Allert, Fågel.

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