Monument to Ibsen
Description:
The monument to Ibsen in Bergen is one of his calling cards. Heinrich Ibsen is known throughout Europe as a representative of Western European theater and the founder of the genre of “new drama”. Writer, poet, publicist, playwright, Ibsen was known during his lifetime. It was built in 1906 to remind people of the great contribution of this person to art. The sculpture is made of Burgundy stone as this material is very easy to process. The monument took an honorable place near the Ibsen Museum. A piece of stone adorns the head of the playwright. This format most closely corresponds to the creative nature of Ibsen. The monument is considered an example of eccentric art.
You can get to Bergen by plane, train, bus, car.