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Mark J. EINERSON (XX). Bronze "Quest For The Gold." Salt Lake City Olympic Committee, 1998. Approx. 27 cm tall with a wooden base. Bronze. A fully three-dimensional depiction of a gold prospector. Titled "Quest For The Gold" on the plinth. Signed and numbered "52/125" on the back. Comes with a certificate of authenticity and an information sheet stating: “Much like the gold prospector depicted in this sculpture, the people of Salt Lake City are reaching for the 1998 Winter Olympics. The gold that the gold prospector holds in his hand symbolizes the gold medal.” Salt Lake City was a candidate city for the 1998 Winter Olympics, which ultimately took place in Nagano, Japan. See photos for condition. Provenance: From the private collection of the Tröger family / Prof. Dr. h. c. Walther Tröger (1929–2020), former mayor, sports official, and president of the National Olympic Committee of Germany (NOK), Frankfurt.
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