Limited garden figure "The Grand" by Roman Johann Strobl

About Roman Johann Strobl *1951, Austrian sculptor of the sculptor and painter Roman Johann Strobl living in Going on the Wild Kaiser, made a name for itself with his filigree as well as expressive and cheerful dynamic wood sculptures in art collectors and gallery owners. He achieved public attention, among other things, by designing the film award "Lola" and portraits, which he made by Gerhard Schröder, among other things. The Austrian, born in 1951, comes from a traditional wood carver family. At the age of 14, he learned the wood carving craft in father's business. In order to deepen his skills, Strobl studied sculpture with Professor Sebastian Cosamale in death in Italy. There were numerous trips to the Middle East, India and the roots of Greek mythology in Crete, which inspired the artist in the choice of choice of his sculptural work.