Vigeland was the creator of some of the country’s finest monuments that he earned his position in Norwegian art history. The Vigeland Museum is dedicated to sculptor Vigeland, located right next to the famous Vigeland Sculpture Park.

He lived at Frogner until his death in 1943. His studio was reopened as a museum in 1947. At present the museum has approximately 1,600 sculptures, 420 woodcuts and 12,000 drawings, in addition to a collection of the artist’s notebooks, several thousand letters and his large library and collection of photographs.