Julie Wilhelmine Hagen-Schwarz

1824–1902 (age 78)

Biography

Julie Wilhelmine Hagen-Schwarz was a talented painter who contributed to the cultural life of her community during the 19th century. Born in 1824, she pursued artistic endeavors at a time when women artists faced considerable societal constraints.

Her artistic legacy and memory are preserved at Old St. John's cemetery, where she was laid to rest following her death in 1902, having lived a long and creatively engaged life.

Also buried at Old St. John's cemetery

Lembit Raid
1931–2021 (age 90)
Old St. John's cemetery
Konstantin von Kügelgen
1810–1880 (age 70)
Old St. John's cemetery
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Auguste Saget
1820–1910 (age 90)
Old St. John's cemetery
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Marju Lepajõe
1962–2019 (age 57)
Old St. John's cemetery
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Henn Voolaid
1943–2024 (age 81)
Old St. John's cemetery
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Herbert Ligi
1928–1990 (age 62)
Old St. John's cemetery
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