File:The Vigeland Monolith.jpg

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DescriptionThe Vigeland Monolith.jpg	Detail of the Monolith in the Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo, Norway.
Date	29 June 2008
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Author	Dearsina / Sina Bahrami (photo), Gustav Vigeland  (1869–1943)      Alternative names Birth name: Adolf Gustav Thorsen; Gusutafu Bigeran; Adolf Gustav Vigeland; Gustav Adolf Vigeland; Gustav Thorsen Description Norwegian sculptor and wood carver Date of birth/death 11 April 1869  12 March 1943  Location of birth/death Mandal, Norway Oslo Work location Oslo  Authority file : Q213956 VIAF: 45098027 ISNI: 0000000110602839 ULAN: 500001330 LCCN: n82024750 Open Library: OL1337189A WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q213956 (sculpture)

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