Roman Haavamägi

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Roman Gottfried Haavamägi (until 1937 Espenberg; 15 February 1891 Tallinn – 3 January 1964 Haapsalu) was an Estonian sculptor, painter, and graphic artist.^[1]

From 1914 to 1917 he studied at the Tallinn Art Industrial School (Estonian: Tallinna Kunsttööstuskool, now, the Estonian Academy of Arts), and at Nikolai Triik's studio. He started working as a freelance artist in 1922.^[1]

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  Sculptures at Haapsalu Promenade
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  Statue of Jakob Liiv in Väike-Maarja

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