Oslo 19720805: Sculptor Nils Aas during his work on the monument to King Haakon. The monument should be ready for his 100th birthday for his birth. In 1971, the City Council decided to go for the location in Haakon VII`s GT. in June 7th place. Late winter 1971, people came from Kristiania Art and Metal foundry who divided the plaster shape to take over the next processes. Photo: Ivar Aaserud / Current / NTB

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