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Art Competitions at the 1948 London Summer Games:

Mixed Sculpturing, Statues

Art Competitions at the 1948 Summer Games: Previous Summer Games

Events:
Phases:

Host City: London, Great Britain
Venue(s): Victoria & Albert Museum, London
Date Started: July 29, 1948
Date Finished: August 14, 1948

Gold: SWE Gustaf Nordahl
Silver: GBR Chintamoni Kar
Bronze: FRA Hubert Yencesse

Final Standings

Rank Athlete Age Team NOC Medal Title
1 Gustaf Nordahl 44 Sweden SWE Gold Homage to Ling
2 Chintamoni Kar 33 Great Britain GBR Silver The Stag
3 Hubert Yencesse 48 France FRA Bronze Nageuse
HM Emilio Greco 34 Italy ITA Lottatore in riposo
HM Filippo Sgarlata 46 Italy ITA La Pesca
HM Franciszek Strynkiewicz 54 Poland POL At the Finishing Line
HM Jerzy Bandura 32 Poland POL Crawl
HM Joseph Rivière France FRA Athlete Marchant
HM Knud Nellemose 40 Denmark DEN Young Man with Discus
HM Knud Nellemose 40 Denmark DEN Head of a Boxer
AC Dora Gordine 42 Great Britain GBR
AC Elsy Blom-Wirz 33 Belgium BEL
AC Helena Bukowska-Szlekys 49 Poland POL
AC Margarethe Markl Austria AUT
AC Maria Bujakowa 47 Poland POL
AC Mary Morton 22 Great Britain GBR
AC May Power Ireland IRL
AC Phyllis Bone 54 Great Britain GBR
AC Sybil Kennedy 48 Canada CAN
AC Alessandro Manzo 34 Italy ITA
AC Angelo Di Castro 47 Italy ITA
AC Co Derr Netherlands NED
AC Guy, Count Van Den Steen 41 Belgium BEL
AC David Evans Great Britain GBR
AC Desmond Broe Ireland IRL
AC Edmondo Gigante Ireland IRL
AC Eric Winters Great Britain GBR
AC Franciszek Strynkiewicz 54 Poland POL
AC Ferdy Denzler 38 Switzerland SUI
AC Filippo Tallone Italy ITA
AC Graciano Nepomuceno 66 Philippines PHI
AC Henri Lagriffoul France FRA
AC Hans Brandenberger 36 Switzerland SUI
AC Jacek Żuławski 41 Poland POL
AC Jakub Obrovský 65 Czechoslovakia TCH
AC Jan Martel 52 France FRA
AC Jan Ślusarczyk Poland POL
AC Jindřich Severa 39 Czechoslovakia TCH
AC Joël Martel 52 France FRA
AC Karel Otáhal 47 Czechoslovakia TCH
AC Karl Stemolak 72 Austria AUT
AC Edmund Reitter 44 Austria AUT