The Christian Bjelland statue stands in Stavanger and is a sculpture that honors Christian Bjelland, a significant figure in the city's history. The statue was unveiled in 1914 and was created by the artist Wilhelm Rasmussen. It is located in a public park, making it accessible to both residents and visitors.
The sculpture is made of bronze and shows Bjelland in a standing pose, wearing period clothing from his lifetime. The statue is an example of early 20th-century sculpture art in Norway, and it helps to tell the story of the industrial development of Stavanger and the region. The area around the statue is often used for various events and gatherings, which further emphasizes its importance in the local community.