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|description = A photograph of "General Caramel og hans bolsjegarde" ("General Caramel and His Candy Guard"), a sculpture six soldier figures | |description = A photograph of "General Caramel og hans bolsjegarde" ("General Caramel and His Candy Guard"), a sculpture by [[Rolf Lagersson]] depicting six small soldier figures marching. The figures are constructed with [[Wikipedia:ping-pong ball|ping-pong balls]] for heads and bodies made out of LEGO bricks, styled similarly to Lagersson's previous paper-sculpture figures. This work was created for a LEGO book project. | ||
Original description: "General Caramel og hans bolsjegarde". Børnebogs-projekt for LEGO. 1975 | Original description: "General Caramel og hans bolsjegarde". Børnebogs-projekt for LEGO. 1975 | ||
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{{Non-free | {{Non-free print photo}} | ||
[[Category:Images of works by Rolf Lagersson]] | [[Category:Images of works by Rolf Lagersson]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:36, 4 March 2024
Summary
| Description | A photograph of "General Caramel og hans bolsjegarde" ("General Caramel and His Candy Guard"), a sculpture by Rolf Lagersson depicting six small soldier figures marching. The figures are constructed with ping-pong balls for heads and bodies made out of LEGO bricks, styled similarly to Lagersson's previous paper-sculpture figures. This work was created for a LEGO book project.
Original description: "General Caramel og hans bolsjegarde". Børnebogs-projekt for LEGO. 1975 |
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| Date | 1975 |
| Source | "Billeder for Børn", Rolf Lagersson Billedmager (sve-dan.dk) |
| Author | Rolf Lagersson |
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