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Per Hasselberg

(Sweden, 1850-1894)
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Per Hasselberg, "Grodan" (=The frog).
Estimate
50 000 - 60 000 SEK
4 410 - 5 300 EUR
4 600 - 5 530 USD
Hammer price
60 000 SEK
Purchasing info
For condition report contact specialist
Lisa Gartz
Stockholm
Lisa Gartz
Head Specialist Silver
+46 (0)709 17 99 93
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Per Hasselberg
(Sweden, 1850-1894)

"Grodan" (=The frog)

Signed P. Hasselberg. The motif conceived 1891. Marble. Height 38 cm (including stone base 41 cm), length 30 cm, width 32 cm.

Exhibitions

A bronze sculpture with the same motif was exhibited at World Exhibition in Paris 1889.

Literature

Alf Wallander (ed.), SAK, Volume VI, "Per Hasselberg 1850-1894", 1898, compare sculpture at p. 25 and p. 29, the motif described at p. 29-30.