Per Hurum

He was a student in the paint class at the Norwegian National Academy of Craft and Art Industry 1929–1930.

He conducted a number of study trips including to Copenhagen (1935; 1947–48), Paris (1937) and Stockholm (1947–48).

[2] He won first prize for the completion of several public works including Arbeidermonumentet at Youngstorget in Oslo (1937, prize divided by four other sculptors), decoration of Rådhusplassen in Oslo (1939, together with E. Lie), krigsmonumentet at Fredrikstad (1947) and the Christian Krohg Monument (1950–1960, together with Asbjørg Borgfelt).

One of his most recognized works is the two piece grouping Mor og barn (bronze, 1939–1944) which was completed with Asbjørg Borgfelt at the City Hall Square in Oslo.

[2] He received a State Art Salary from 1957 and was awarded the King's Medal of Merit (Kongens fortjenstmedalje) in gold.