File:The Publishing Prize statuette.png
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English: The prize statuette for The Publishing Prize was designed by Petter Antonisen, who is a freelance graphic designer and art director.
The statuette is made of steel. Through electrolysis the surface is covered by a layer of copper, whereupon the statuette is patinated by Stockholm sculptor Bo Andersson. One of his specialities is metallic works of art. Through various surface treatments, he creates unique colors on the metal. |
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