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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 41 MIN

Heroes Of A Different Kind With Peter Reuterberg

from Sculpture Vulture · host Antique Bronze

Lucy Branch speaks to Swedish sculptor Peter Reuterberg on his path from industrial and car design to figurative bronze sculpture, his childhood-inspired characters, studio practice, recommended sculpture destinations in Sweden, and current work.00:00 Welcome and Updates00:29 Tartan Army Traffic Cones02:41 Elizabeth Andrews Statue03:45 Hamilton Laocoön Auction06:49 Season Finale and Format08:48 Meet Peter Reuterberg09:43 First Sculpture Encounters12:39 Design Career to Sculpture16:29 Style Childhood Imagination22:54 Bronze Heroes and Sharkboy25:17 Making a Living as Artist30:56 Scandinavian Sculpture Spots34:49 Current Work and Exhibitions39:32 Where to Follow and GoodbyePeter recommended three places Sculpture Vultures would enjoy visiting in Sweden and Denmark Pilane Sculpture Park — A private sculpture park on the island of Tjörn, near where Peter lives. You pay an entry fee, and it features artists from all over the world in a beautiful natural outdoor setting at a high artistic level.Carl Eldh's Studio in Stockholm — The studio of 19th-century sculptor Carl Eldh, described as spectacular, with a huge window that curves up into the roof, filled with plaster casts and bronzes.He also threw in a bonus tip just across the border: the Glyptotek in Copenhagen, Denmark — a stunning collection in a beautiful building in the city centre, donated by the Carlsberg family.This podcast is created by Antique Bronze🎨 Artwork CreditThe sculpture featured in our podcast artwork is Pegasus and Bellerophon by Amy Goodman🖼️ Explore MoreImages and full episode transcription:www. sculpturevulture.co.uk ✉️ [email protected] places to find Lucy https://linktr.ee/LucyBronze☕ Support the ShowIf you enjoy the show, you can support it by rating and reviewing the podcast, or here:https://buymeacoffee.com/lucybranch📚 Books By Lucy BranchNon-Fiction• Wax On Wax Off: How To Care For Bronze Sculpture• Bronze Behaving Badly: Principles of Bronze ConservationFiction• A Rarer Gift Than Gold• Rust Upon My Soul• Restoration Murder• Lady Laura's Way

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Lucy Branch speaks to Swedish sculptor Peter Reuterberg on his path from industrial and car design to figurative bronze sculpture, his childhood-inspired characters, studio practice, recommended sculpture destinations in Sweden, and current work.00:00 Welcome and Updates00:29 Tartan Army Traffic Cones02:41 Elizabeth Andrews Statue03:45 Hamilton Laocoön Auction06:49 Season Finale and Format08:48 Meet Peter Reuterberg09:43 First Sculpture Encounters12:39 Design Career to Sculpture16:29 Style Childhood Imagination22:54 Bronze Heroes and Sharkboy25:17 Making a Living as Artist30:56 Scandinavian Sculpture Spots34:49 Current Work and Exhibitions39:32 Where to Follow and GoodbyePeter recommended three places Sculpture Vultures would enjoy visiting in Sweden and Denmark Pilane Sculpture Park — A private sculpture park on the island of Tjörn, near where Peter lives. You pay an entry fee, and it features artists from all over the world in a beautiful natural outdoor setting at a high artistic level.Carl Eldh's Studio in Stockholm — The studio of 19th-century sculptor Carl Eldh, described as spectacular, with a huge window that curves up into the roof, filled with plaster casts and bronzes.He also threw in a bonus tip just across the border: the Glyptotek in Copenhagen, Denmark — a stunning collection in a beautiful building in the city centre, donated by the Carlsberg family.This podcast is created by Antique Bronze🎨 Artwork CreditThe sculpture featured in our podcast artwork is Pegasus and Bellerophon by Amy Goodman🖼️ Explore MoreImages and full episode transcription:www. sculpturevulture.co.uk ✉️ [email protected] places to find Lucy https://linktr.ee/LucyBronze☕ Support the ShowIf you enjoy the show, you can support it by rating and reviewing the podcast, or here:https://buymeacoffee.com/lucybranch📚 Books By Lucy BranchNon-Fiction• Wax On Wax Off: How To Care For Bronze Sculpture• Bronze Behaving Badly: Principles of Bronze ConservationFiction• A Rarer Gift Than Gold• Rust Upon My Soul• Restoration Murder• Lady Laura's Way

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