Johan Tobias Sergel

1740–1814 · Sweden

Johan Tobias Sergel (7 September 1740 – 26 February 1814) was a Swedish neoclassical sculptor. Sergels torg, the largest square in the centre of Stockholm and near where his workshop stood, is named after him. Wikipedia

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Works

“Statue for Gustav III”, 1808
“Gustav II Adolf statue, Stockholm”
“Mars and Venus by Johan Tobias Sergel”, 1775 — Gothenburg Museum of Art
“Category:Venus, Rising from the Waves by Johan Tobias Sergel (Nationalmuseum Stockholm)”, 1785 — Nationalmuseum
“Passionate lovers”, 1770 — Nationalmuseum
“Landskap” — Nationalmuseum
“Afrodite skiljer Paris och Menelaus” — Nationalmuseum
“Kärleksscen”, 1779 — Nationalmuseum
“Prometeus” — Nationalmuseum
“Scen ur Livius” — Nationalmuseum
“Förslag till gravmonument över Gustav II Adolf” — Nationalmuseum
“Kentaur och nymf” — Nationalmuseum
“Blir frisk”, 1795 — Nationalmuseum
“Doktor Wertmuller” — Nationalmuseum
“Visar sin tacksamhet”, 1795 — Nationalmuseum
“Reser”, 1795 — Nationalmuseum
“A Disturbing dream”, 1795 — Nationalmuseum
“Söker Ensligheten. Blad 1 i Melankolisviten”, 1795 — Nationalmuseum
“Plågsam dröm. Blad 3 i Melankolisviten”, 1795 — Nationalmuseum
“Vaknar med plågor. Blad 4 i Melankolisviten”, 1795 — Nationalmuseum