Stig Blomberg
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possibly, a set of four Swedish Grace bronze reliefs, executed by ASEA VERKEN Ludvika, Sweden 1920's-30's.
Two female and two male figures, each marked ASEA VERKEN LUDVIKA. Height 31-34 cm.
Literature
Christian Björk och Eric Ericson (red), Hedvig Hedqvist (text), "Swedish Modern", Orosdi-Back 2018, sid 668.
Designer
The skulptor and artist Stig Blomberg was born in Linköping in 1901. He studied at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm under notable figures such as Carl Milles. In the late 1920s, Blomberg embarked upon several trips around Europe and America, during which he spent the longest in Paris. In 1951 Blomberg returned to the Royal Institute of Art to teach as a professor. Blomberg is now classified as one of 20th century's most commissioned and prolific sculptors, with many of his bronze sculptures decorating the surfaces of public buildings, plazas and squares. The recurring theme of his work is children and youth, portrayed with joy and humour.
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