

Swirling motion and sculptural rhythm define this pewter relief by Swedish artist Olof Ahlberg (1876–1956). Designed in 1905, it captures a scene of fish in playful motion, circling through turbulent water. The composition reflects Ahlberg’s balance between archaic classicism and the organic vitality of Art Nouveau — a meeting of discipline and movement, stillness and flow.
Produced by Schreuder & Olsson in 1975. Stamped to the underside with maker’s mark and year. Presented in very good vintage condition.
D37 cm
Swirling motion and sculptural rhythm define this pewter relief by Swedish artist Olof Ahlberg (1876–1956). Designed in 1905, it captures a scene of fish in playful motion, circling through turbulent water. The composition reflects Ahlberg’s balance between archaic classicism and the organic vitality of Art Nouveau — a meeting of discipline and movement, stillness and flow.
Produced by Schreuder & Olsson in 1975. Stamped to the underside with maker’s mark and year. Presented in very good vintage condition.
D37 cm
Swirling motion and sculptural rhythm define this pewter relief by Swedish artist Olof Ahlberg (1876–1956). Designed in 1905, it captures a scene of fish in playful motion, circling through turbulent water. The composition reflects Ahlberg’s balance between archaic classicism and the organic vitality of Art Nouveau — a meeting of discipline and movement, stillness and…
Swirling motion and sculptural rhythm define this pewter relief by Swedish artist Olof Ahlberg (1876–1956). Designed in 1905, it captures a scene of fish in playful motion, circling through turbulent water. The composition reflects Ahlberg’s balance between archaic classicism and the organic vitality of Art Nouveau — a meeting of discipline and movement, stillness and flow.
Produced by Schreuder & Olsson in 1975. Stamped to the underside with maker’s mark and year. Presented in very good vintage condition.
D37 cm
Swirling motion and sculptural rhythm define this pewter relief by Swedish artist Olof Ahlberg (1876–1956). Designed in 1905, it captures a scene of fish in playful motion, circling through turbulent water. The composition reflects Ahlberg’s balance between archaic classicism and the organic vitality of Art Nouveau — a meeting of discipline and movement, stillness and…
Swirling motion and sculptural rhythm define this pewter relief by Swedish artist Olof Ahlberg (1876–1956). Designed in 1905, it captures a scene of fish in playful motion, circling through turbulent water. The composition reflects Ahlberg’s balance between archaic classicism and the organic vitality of Art Nouveau — a meeting of discipline and movement, stillness and flow.
Produced by Schreuder & Olsson in 1975. Stamped to the underside with maker’s mark and year. Presented in very good vintage condition.
D37 cm
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