Gyula Donáth

1850–1909 (age 59)

Biography

Gyula Donáth trained in the classical traditions of sculpture, gifting Budapest with figures that balanced grace and strength. He chiseled monuments that reflected the moral ideals of his era and the delicate humanity of his sitters.

The textures of his stonework still command attention at exhibitions and quiet corners of Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, where admirers remember a sculptor of quiet devotion to civic beauty.

Also buried at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery

Soma Visontai
1854–1925 (age 71)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
László Sarlós
1920–2002 (age 82)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
László Sarlós championed Hungarian composers through his publishing work.
Imre Sándor
1892–1943 (age 51)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Imre Sándor was a Hungarian writer whose literary works enriched the cultural heritage of twentieth-century Hungary.
József Markos
1912–1987 (age 75)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
József Markos was a Hungarian actor who lived from 1912 to 1987.
Michael Krasznay-Krausz
1897–1940 (age 43)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery
Michael Krasznay-Krausz was a composer whose music offered heartfelt solace during turbulent years.
Adolf Silberstein
1845–1899 (age 54)
Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery