Cäsar Jules Jäggi
Born in 1896.
Died in 1977.
Cäsar Jules Jäggi was a sculptor whose activity took place mainly between 1915 and 1917, during which period he worked as a volunteer under Richard Kissling in Zurich. His oeuvre is distinguished by the creation of funerary monuments, busts and reliefs, as well as religious sculptures made from various materials such as wood, bronze, stone and plaster. The impact of his work on the artistic landscape of his time remains to be explored, leaving questions about his legacy and contribution to contemporary sculpture open.