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Ernests Štālbergs

Latvian architect (1883–1958)

Person

Born: 1883-09-03
Died: 1958-06-12

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Key dates

Born: 3 September 1883
Died: 12 June 1958

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Gender: male
Citizenship: Soviet Union
Place of birth: Liepāja
Place of death: Riga

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1883 births 1958 deaths Academicians of the Latvian SSR Academy of Sciences Academic staff of the University of Latvia Architects from Riga People from Liepāja Soviet architects

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Occupation

Educated at

Higher Art School at the Imperial Academy of Arts

Employer

University of Latvia

Languages spoken

Award

Order of the Three Stars

Notable work

Freedom Monument

Field of work

Movement

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P119: Rainis Cemetery
P6482: Ernests Štālbergs

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architecture

Entity

International Standard Book Number

Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic

University of Latvia

Neoclassical architecture

Freedom Monument

Order of the Three Stars

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