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TRANSCRIPTION: VIGELAND SCULPTURE PARK The Vigeland Sculpture Park, in Oslo, Norway, is a park that contains more than 200 bronze, granite, and cast iron sculptures. The sculptures represent more than 600 figures. Gustav Vigeland, a Norwegian sculptor, created the sculptures. These works of art are exhibited in the park and they are divided into five sections: The Main Gate, The Bridge, The Fountain, The Monolith Plateau, and The Wheel of Life. They represent the cycle of human life. The Main Gate serves as an entrance to the park itself. Along the Bridge, visitors can see 58 sculptures, including The Little Angry Boy, one of the most popular statues in the park. The sculptures in the Fountain show children and skeletons in the arms of giant trees. They represent the stages of life: childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and old age. At the highest point in the park stands the Monolith's totem. It is composed of 121 human figures rising toward heaven. In 1934, Vigeland completed the large bronze statue called The Wheel of Life. This piece of artwork is composed of figures in an eternal circle. Livro: Highlights 3 Editora: Richmond Página: 60-61