The Johan Herman Wessel statue stands in Oslo and is a sculpture that honors the Norwegian writer and poet Johan Herman Wessel, known for his contribution to Norwegian literature in the 18th century. The statue was unveiled in 1887 and is located in the park at St. Olavs gate, near the National Theatre. It is made by the renowned sculptor Brynjulf Bergslien, who has created several famous works in Norway.
The sculpture is made of bronze and shows Wessel in a characteristic pose, wearing period clothes from his time. The statue is part of Oslo's cultural history and serves as a memorial to Wessel's importance in Norwegian literature. The area around the statue is also a popular place for both locals and tourists, who want to learn more about Norwegian literary history and enjoy the surrounding park.