Hajnalka Zilzer

1893–1947 (age 54)

Biography

Hajnalka Zilzer chiseled feeling into bronze and stone, creating courageous sculptures that celebrated strength and quiet resilience, especially of women whose stories were often overlooked.

Her artistic voice remains a testament to the power of form to uplift spirits, and she rests among her peers at the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery.

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