Small Round Figures
The iconic rotund figures — Keld Moseholm's characteristic small, round figures that tumble, climb and balance. With humour and irony they tell of lust for power, inflated self-images and human fragility.
Balance, 2020, bronze and granite, Mulernes Gymnasium Odense, private photo
Catch me, 2014, bronze and granite, 200 x 75 x 50, 1 example on display in Frankston near Melbourne, Australia, photo Clyde Yee
Mirroring, 1995, bronze and granite, 145 x 100 x 60 cm, 1 example displayed at Botanic Garden, Sydney, photo Kirstine Mengel
On the Staircase, 1995, bronze, copper and granite, 140 x 145 x 70 cm, private photo
A King revealed, 2003, bronze, 24 x 22 x 19 cm, private photo
To be or not be, 2008, bronze and granite, 165 x 85 x 60 cm, photo S. Burns
Water sculpture, 1994, bronze, stainless steel, granite and concrete, Centrumpladsen, Svendborg, private photo
The Paperworkers' Sculpture, 2003, bronze, copper and granite, displayed at the former Silkeborg Paper Factory, private photo
Without a title, 1990, bronze, stainless steel and concrete, H 320 cm, Aalborg University
Without a title, 1991, bronze and concrete, 140 x 155 x 25 cm, displayed at the Biennial in Sao Paulo, 1991
Without a title (The Knife), 1991, bronze and stainless steel, 16 x 70 x 17 cm, photo Kirstine Mengel, displayed at the Biennial, Sao Paulo, 1991
Without a title, 1995, bronze and granite, h 130 cm, Technical Faculty, University of Southern Denmark, private photo
Together we are strong, 2021, bronze and granite, 245 x 80 x 45 cm, part of Snowy Valley Sculpture Trail, Tumbarumba, Australia
The Kiss, 2014, bronze and granite, 100 x 150 x 40 cm, part of Snowy Valley Sculpture Trail, Batlow, Australia, 2022, photo Robyn Macrae
Rolling pin, 1989, bronze, 9 x 60 x 40 cm, 1 example owned by the Museum for Humour and Satire, Gabrovo, Bulgaria
The Emperor's New Clothes, 1988, bronze, tile and stainless steel, Brandts, Odense, photo Evan Frederiksen
Clothes without the Emperor, 1993, bronze, H 20 cm
House of cards, 1995, bronze, steel and granite, 175 x 165 x 35 cm, photo Lars Skaaning
Transformation, 1980, bronze, L 46 cm, owned by Tornbjerg Gymnasium, Odense
Transformation, 1993, bronze and steel, 60 x 130 x 60 cm
Metamorphosis, 2010, bronze and granite, 146 x 50 x 35 cm, photo Evan Frederiksen
Paraphrase of the Tin Drum by Günter Grass, 2017, bronze and granite, 55 x 165 x 165 cm, photo Evan Frederiksen
He who is without sin (John 8:7), 1992, bronze, h 12 cm
Project, 2003, bronze, 24 x 24 x 12 cm, photo Evan Frederiksen
Project, 2008, bronze and granite, photo Jørn Rønnau, displayed at Sculpture by the Sea, Sydney 2008
Obelisk, 2007, bronze and granite, 320 x 120 x 160 cm, private photo
The Wall, 2019, bronze and granite, 12 x 31 x 31 cm, photo Evan Frederiksen
Ladder through stone, bronze and granite, h 30 cm, photo Kirstine Mengel
Sculpture, 1997, 3F building, Copenhagen, photo Peter Skott
The swing, 2005, bronze and granite, 160 x 65 x 30 cm, photo Lars Skaaning
Candlesticks, 2008, bronze, 124 x 37 x 37 cm, owned by Horne Church