George C. Marshall is a sculpture located in Oslo. It was created to honor George C. Marshall, an American general and statesman known for his role during World War II and for the Marshall Plan, which helped rebuild Europe after the war. The sculpture is part of Oslo's public art collection and stands as a symbol of cooperation and peace.
The work is placed in a public space, where it is accessible to visitors and residents. The sculpture is executed in a traditional style and captures the essence of Marshall as an important historical figure. It contributes to the city's artistic environment and provides an insight into both Norwegian and international history.