Erna Viitol
Estonian sculptor, known for public art
Estonian sculptor, known for public art
1920
106 years ago
Artists & Creatives
Estonia
Active in the Estonian art scene, contributed significantly to sculpture and public art. Created numerous works that reflect cultural and historical themes. Participated in various exhibitions, gaining recognition for artistry and craftsmanship. Her sculptures often explored the relationship between nature and humanity, establishing a distinct style that resonated with the public. Continued to influence successive generations of artists through teaching and mentorship.
Designed public sculptures in Estonia
Participated in prominent art exhibitions
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