b. 1945, Gothenburg, Sweden
Kent Ullberg
Great Arch
bronze edition of 25
12h x 17w x 17d in
30.48h x 43.18w x 43.18d cm
$7,200
Invitation to the Dance
stainless steel edition of 12
20h x 20w in
50.80h x 50.80w cm
$12,000
Gone Fishing
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bronze edition of 35<br />
19h x 16w x 7.25d in<br />
48.26h x 40.64w x 18.41d cm<br />
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$6,500</p...
Angle of Repose
bronze
17 x 11 in
(43.2h x 27.9w cm)
$6,500
Baby Rhino
bronze
6 in
price upon request
Bison Study
bronze
9 in
(22.9h cm)
$2,500
Bluebird Sings
bronze edition fo 12
15h x 11w x 4d in
38.10h x 27.94w x 10.16d cm
$3,000
Bonding
stainless steel edition of 12
21h x 13.50w x 7d in
53.34h x 34.29w x 17.78d cm
$15,600
By the River
stainless steel edition of 8
13h x 14w x 6d in
33.02h x 35.56w x 15.24d cm
$7,800
Cape Cobra
bronze
19 x 15 in
(48.3h x 38.1w cm)
$4,000
Catching the Wind
bronze
19 x 15 in
(48.3h x 38.1w cm)
$5,000
Foothold
bronze edition of 50
13 x 19.5 x 6.5 in
(33.02h x 49.53w x 16.51d cm)
$3,700
Geococcyx
bronze
15 in
(38.1h cm)
$2,900
Guardian
bronze
13 in
(33h cm)
$2,000
Fallow Deer
bronze
8 in
(20.3h cm)
$1,200
Laid Back
bronze
18 x 11 x 20 in
(43.2h x 53.3w cm)
$10,500
Meerkat Sentinel
bronze
19 x 9 x 6 in
(48.3h cm)
$6,500
Merry Time Romance
bronze edition of 20
19.50h x 9w x 5d in
49.53h x 22.86w x 12.70d cm
$5,200
Mind and Passion
bronze edition of 12
21h x 16.50w x 7.50d in
53.34h x 41.91w x 19.05d cm
$9,000
Moose Study
bronze
14 in
(35.6h cm)
$3,500
Mountain Lords Bookends
bronze
10.5 x 4.5 x 5 in
(26.7h cm)
$4,000
Mountain Majesty
bronze
19 x 12 x 7.5 in
(48.3h x 30.5w cm)
$6,500
Over The Edge
bronze edition of 20
17.50h x 14w x 5d in
44.45h x 35.56w x 12.70d cm
$2,900
Preening Curlews
bronze
12 x 9.5 x 6.5 in
(30.5h cm)
$4,000
Preening Heron
bronze edition of 30
18h x 8w x 5d in
45.72h x 20.32w x 12.70d cm
21
$4,000
Preening Heron
stainless steel
18 in
(45.7h cm)
$6,000
Requiem
stainless steel edition of 5
26.50h x 8w x 7d in
67.31h x 20.32w x 17.78d cm
$19,500
Round Robin
bronze edition of 50
10.25 x 6 x 5.5 in
(26.04h x 15.24w x 13.97d cm)
$4,000
Scent of Vixen
bronze
13 x 18 in
(33h x 45.7w cm)
$8,000
Sentinel II and III
bronze
40 x 45.5 in
(101.6h x 115.6d cm)
$46,200
Southern Sting Rays
bronze
17.25 x 10.25 x 10 in
(45.7h cm)
$6,500
Swords & Daggers
polychrome bronze ed. of 35
12.25 x 11.25 x 1.5 in
(31.12h x 28.58w x 3.81d cm)
$8,000
Toro Bravo
bronze
17 x 17 x 7.5 in
(40.6h x 43.2d cm)
$6,500
Two Against the World
bronze
21.5 x21 x 10.5 in
$13,000
Treeshapers
bronze
22.25 x 21 x 11 in
$13,000
Unity
bronze edition of 12
21h x 13.50w x 7d in
53.34h x 34.29w x 17.78d cm
$9,100
Whistleblower
bronze edition of 25
12h x 9w x 9.50d in
30.48h x 22.86w x 24.13d cm
$5,200
Wren House
bronze ed of 30
12.50h x 5w x 3.50d in
31.75h x 12.70w x 8.89d cm
$2,000
Biography
Kent Ullberg, b. 1945, Gothenburg, Sweden
A native of Sweden, Kent Ullberg is recognized as one of world's foremost wildlife sculptors. He studied at the Swedish University College of Art in Stockholm. He also worked at museums in Germany, the Netherlands and France. He was curator at the Botswana National Museum and Gallery and in the U.S. at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. He has made his home permanently in the United States. Ullberg is a member of numerous important art organizations that have honored him with many prestigious awards. In 1990 his peers elected him a full Academician (NA), thus making him the first wildlife artist since John James Audubon to receive one of the greatest tributes in American art.
Ullberg is best known for the monumental works he has executed for museums and municipalities from Stockholm, Sweden, to Cape Town, S. Africa. His Fort Lauderdale, Florida and Omaha, Nebraska installations are the largest wildlife bronze compositions ever done, spanning several city blocks. Ullberg's work has been shown and can be found in major museums and corporate headquarters around the globe, including the National Museum of Natural History in Stockholm, Sweden; the Salon d'Automne, Paris, France; the National Gallery in Botswana, Africa; the National Geographic Society, Washington, DC; the Exhibition Hall, Beijing, China; the Guildhall, London, UK; and numerous museums in the United States. Kent is a major supporter of many wildlife conservation efforts.
