The Vigeland Museum

The Vigland Sculpture Park, also known as Frogna Park, is a statue-themed park featuring 212 statues by Norwegian statuette Gustav Vigland. The statues in the park focus on the theme of human "life and death", starting from the birth of babies, through childhood, youth, youth, adulthood, old age, and death, reflecting the whole process of life, which is thought-provoking. The most famous of many sculptures are "angry boys" and "big stone pillars". The giant stone pillars are very conspicuous, 14 meters high, and 121 people are carved on the stone. As for the "angry boy", located on the left side of the bridge to the giant stone pillars, it is easy to miss without paying attention.

The Wigan Sculpture Park saw water wash blue today

This is a museum in the park where you can get a close look at the classic works of Norwegian sculptors and learn about their creations

I have always loved the Norwegian sculptor, and his museum is full of special artistic atmosphere.

The cultural heritage here is very deep, so there are more museums.