Gustaf Vigeland was a renowned Norwegian sculptor, born on April 11, 1869, in Oslo, Norway. He is best known for his work in the Vigeland Park, which is part of the Frogner Park in Oslo. The park features over 200 of his sculptures, showcasing human emotions and relationships in various forms. Vigeland's artistic style is characterized by its expressive figures and dynamic compositions. He worked primarily in bronze, granite, and wrought iron, creating pieces that reflect the human experience. His contributions to sculpture have made him a significant figure in Norwegian art and a celebrated artist worldwide.