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The Sergel Gallery I (Room 10)
The eponymous Sergel Gallery comprises sculptures, busts and medallions by Sweden’s foremost 18th-century sculptor, Johan Tobias Sergel (1740-1814). Sergel was the leading light of a Gustavian artist circle of the turn of the 19th century, which included Carl Michael Bellman. Sergel was well-versed in the French Rococo style that dominated at the Art Academy in Stockholm in the 1760s. His late sculptures were informed by classical ideals but he never abandoned the delicate lightness of Rococo.
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Johan Tobias Sergel (Swedish, 1740 - 1814)
- Hertiginnan Hedvig Elisabeth Charlotta
- 1780
- Plaster
- 81 x 60 x 41 cm
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Johan Tobias Sergel (Swedish, 1740 - 1814)
- Gustaf IV Adolf
- 1798
- Plaster
- 81 x 69 x 43 cm
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Felix Gmelin (Swedish, *1962)
- Every Version is Part of the Myth
- 2012
- Audio installation, radio
- 15 x 30,5 x 12 cm
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Johan Tobias Sergel (Swedish, 1740 - 1814)
- Diomedes
- Plaster
- Höjd: 152 x 65 x 62 cm
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Johan Tobias Sergel (Swedish, 1740 - 1814)
- Venus som stiger ur badet
- Plaster
- Höjd: 148 x 66 x 60 cm
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Johan Tobias Sergel (Swedish, 1740 - 1814)
- Karyatid
- Plaster
- 172 x 81 x 50 cm
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Johan Tobias Sergel (Swedish, 1740 - 1814)
- Karyatid
- Plaster
- 172 x 81 x 50 cm
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Johan Tobias Sergel (Swedish, 1740 - 1814)
- Prinsessan Sofia Albertina
- Plaster
- 79 x 60 x 40 cm
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Johan Tobias Sergel (Swedish, 1740 - 1814)
- Karl XIII
- Patinated plaster
- 75,5 x 60 x 45 cm
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Johan Tobias Sergel (Swedish, 1740 - 1814)
- Mars and Venus
- Plaster
- 95 x 61 x 61 cm
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