Kārlis Zāle

1888–1942 (age 54)

Biography

Kārlis Zāle (1888–1942) molded stone into bold, expressive forms, most notably contributing to the Freedom Monument and other national memorials that define Latvia’s landscape.

His sculptural language, blending realism with idealism, ensured that these works continue to honor those who sacrificed for liberty.

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Also buried at Brothers' Cemetery

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Brothers' Cemetery
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Brothers' Cemetery
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Jānis Lavenieks
1890–1969 (age 79)
Brothers' Cemetery
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Pēteris Radziņš
1880–1930 (age 50)
Brothers' Cemetery
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Brothers' Cemetery
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Brothers' Cemetery
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