Ion Jalea

Romanian soldier and sculptor

Ion Jalea - Artists & Creatives born May 19th, 1887
Born
Died

1983
42 years ago — 96 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Romania

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Born in Romania, a soldier participated in World War I. Pursued a career in sculpture after the war, focusing on the themes of heroism and patriotism. Gained recognition for works that reflect the national spirit and historical events. Contributed to the Romanian art scene through various exhibitions and public works.

Created war memorials in Romania

Exhibited at the Romanian National Museum of Art

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