Bryggeritekniker Max Henius stående 1879 - 1937

Anders Bundgaard created this bronze sculpture of Bryggeritekniker Max Henius, though we don't know exactly when. Looking at this sculpture, you can feel the artist’s hand, the way he has modeled the form, pushing and pulling the clay or wax to create this likeness. I feel like I can sense the artist working back and forth, trying to find the essence of Henius. What was Bundgaard trying to convey? There is a kind of awkwardness in the positioning of the hands – what is he doing with them? Did Henius stand like that, or is it a way of trying to animate the figure? It's all about the way Bundgaard has worked the surface, the texture, the marks and how he has animated it. Sculpture is like that.