Arms flung skyward, hair streaming, a nude bronze woman caught in mid-leap atop a stone plinth seems to wrestle with birds or branches above her head — this kinetic, almost ecstatic Vigeland figure is one of hundreds inhabiting Frogner Park's open-air sculptural world, here rendered in luminous silver-gelatin RPPC by Elisabeth, the pioneering Norwegian photographer whose exacting eye transforms a static bronze into something alive with wind and movement. The image quality is exceptional: the gelatin surface shows fine grain and a wide tonal range, with Vigeland's characteristic attention to the female form — simultaneously monumental and intimate — fully conveyed. The caption reads "Oslo. Fra Vigelandsanl..." (from the Vigeland installation), placing it in the broader park complex rather than the bridge alone.