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Guri Berg

Illustration — Guri Berg sculpture Guri Berg (born 26 January 1963) is a Norwegian artist and sculptor. While her father, Erling Berg, established economic foundations for the fishermen in the northern rural areas of Norway, Guri was early exposed to creative activities by her mother Herfrid, a professional tailor. Perhaps best known for her stoneware sculpture portraits of world natives and her stone-quarry work.

Guri Berg

Guri Berg with stoneware sculpture

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Born
1963
Nationality
Norway
Occupation
sculptor · painter

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Illustration — Guri Berg sculpture Guri Berg (born 26 January 1963) is a Norwegian artist and sculptor. While her father, Erling Berg, established economic foundations for the fishermen in the northern rural areas of Norway, Guri was early exposed to creative activities by her mother Herfrid, a professional tailor. Perhaps best known for her stoneware sculpture portraits of world natives and her stone-quarry work.

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