Vesslan
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Vesslan: A Symbol of Flow
Situated in the heart of Kungsholmen, Vesslan captures the essence of water and motion through its artistic design.
Created in 1965 by artist and sculptor Karl-Axel Pehrson, Vesslan serves as a significant landmark, reflecting both the artistic movements of Sweden and the integration of nature in urban spaces. The vibrant fountain features a flowing water design that adds to the ambiance of its surrounding area, making it not just a sculpture but an interactive piece of public art.
Notable Features
- 💦 Unique Water Flow: The sculpture incorporates a sophisticated water feature that enhances its aesthetic appeal.
- 🎨 Architectural Integration: Vesslan effortlessly blends into the modern architectural landscape of Kungsholmen.
- 🌍 Cultural Landmark: It represents Stockholm's dedication to public art and urban beautification.
Access to Vesslan is free, making it a worthwhile stop for tourists, families, and art enthusiasts alike, offering a chance to engage with contemporary art in a natural setting.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Vesslan
Historical Context
Vesslan was established during a period of increased artistic expression in Sweden, reflecting mid-20th century art movements.
Sculptor's Influence
Karl-Axel Pehrson was known for incorporating natural elements into his sculptures, a theme prevalent in Vesslan.
Location
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Address
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Opening Hours
Friday:
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Contact Information
Price
Free.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Early mornings or late afternoons are recommended for fewer crowds.