The Bjørnson Monument is a sculpture that honors the Norwegian author and Nobel Prize winner Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson. The monument is located in Molde, a city known for its beautiful nature and rich cultural history. The sculpture was unveiled in 1915 and was created by the artist Stinius Fredriksen. It stands as a symbol of Bjørnson's importance to Norwegian literature and his contribution to social debate.
The monument is made of bronze and is placed on a stone base, which gives it a prominent position in the cityscape. Bjørnson is depicted in a characteristic pose, and the sculpture captures the essence of his life and work. The area around the monument is often visited by both locals and tourists, who appreciate the cultural value it represents.
The Bjørnson Monument is part of Molde's public art collection and contributes to the city's identity as a cultural city. It is also part of the historical context that includes several other monuments and works of art in the area, which together tell the story of Molde and its inhabitants.