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DAGMAR DADIE-ROBERG (Stockholm, 1897-1966) "The Golem of Jewish mythology", 1925. Bronze. Signed and dated. Exhibitions: "European sculpture of the 20th century", European Museum of Modern Art (MEAM), Barcelona, 2014. Measurements: 35 x 15 x 34 cm. Swedish sculptor who settled in Paris at the age of fourteen after a study trip to Denmark. Her studio was located in the "Ville Seurat" in Paris, a city where she attended the annual Salons d'Automne. In 1930 he held a monographic exhibition of his sculptures in the Layetanas galleries in Barcelona. This exhibition would later travel to the salons of the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid. The exhibition consisted of twenty-four sculptures in granite, terracotta, plaster and bronze. The works Cariátide, Matilde princess of Martinique, El hombre esclavo de si mismo and Salomé stood out. Exhibitions: "European sculpture of the 20th century", European Museum of Modern Art (MEAM), Barcelona, 2014. Bibliography consulted: "Una mica d'escultura, si un plau! L'escultura europea del segle XX", Jorge Egea (introduction); Juan C. Bejarano (cataloguing and biographical texts), Irene Gras (biographical texts) and Cristina Rodríguez (biographical texts), 2014, Infiesta Editor, pag. 301.
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