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Oslo City Hall (Rådhus), 1931-1950
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Roosevelt surveys Oslo's busy harbour
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Fountain in Oslo's Frogner Park (Gustav Vigeland)
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Vigeland sculptures total 212 in Frogner Park, Oslo
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'Angry Boy' by Gustav Vigeland
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Bedding in Frogner Park
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Vigeland sculpture 'Father and Son' on the bridge at Frogner Park
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'Old Age', one of 212 sculpture groups in Frogner Park, Oslo
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Oslo: Remnants of a Viking ship, circa 850 AD
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University of Oslo
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Oslo's entry into Modernism; the brilliant Opera House
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Within Oslo's Akershus Fortress
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Oslo's Frogner Parken and sculptures by Gustav Vigeland
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Oslo's Slottet (Royal Palace)
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The creative genius of Gustav Vigeland
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Oslo's imposing Victoria Terrasse (now the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs), 1884-1890
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Sharp edging to Oslo's new museum devoted to Edvard Munch
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Vigeland's two elderly women
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Oslo's Royal Palace, designed by H D F Linstow, 1849
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One of several bronze statues that grace the frontage of Oslo's Rådhus (City Hall)
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Oslo: Bronze depicts one of the City Hall's construction workers
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Within the Akershus in Oslo
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Oslo Harbour front
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Oslo's Frogner Park and the sculptures by Gustav Vigeland, Norway's leading sculptor
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The central fountain installation in Frogner Park, Oslo
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Oslo
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Rådhusset (City Hall) in Oslo, Norway
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Oslo's Bunnefjorden
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Oslo Rådhus
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The Akershus Festning in Oslo
