Adelgunde Vogt

Adelgunde Vogt (17 July 1811 – 10 June 1892) was a Danish sculptor.

She is most known for her sculptures of animals in ivory and bronze, but she also made portrait busts.

[2][3] Emilie Adelgunde Vogt was the daughter of Michael Johan Christian Herbst (1775–1830) and Michelle Elisabeth Christiance Charlotte Stibolt (1788–1861).

Her father was a Commissioner General and the director of the military garment factory.

[2] She first received instruction in modeling from sculptor student Johan Peter Heldt.