Amaldus Nielsen was a Norwegian sculptor, known for his contributions to sculptural art in Norway. He was born in 1850 and received his education at the Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. Nielsen worked with various materials, but is particularly known for his sculptures in marble and bronze. His work is characterized by a realistic style and often inspired by Norwegian nature and folk life.
Nielsen has created several public monuments and statues that adorn various places in Oslo and other cities. Among his most famous works is the statue of Henrik Ibsen, which stands in Ibsenparken. He has also contributed to the decoration of buildings and public spaces, which has made him a central figure in Norwegian art history. Amaldus Nielsen died in 1932, but his artistic legacy lives on through his many works that are still accessible to the public.