Kesk tänav-13, Põlva linn, Põlva vald, Põlva maakond
See photos (3) Karl Kikas (1914–1992) from Valgjärv was a man who made the national instrument radio-famous. To commemorate his importance in the cultural history of the Teppo-type accordion, a sculpture of Karl Kikas in the downtown of Põlva was erected by Heino Tartes and the local accordion community.
Donations were made to make the bronze statue and a big accordion concert was organised at the Estonian National Museum in Tartu.
The bronze sculpture by Bruno Kadak and Ekke Väli was opened in Põlva on 20 July 2019.
The sculpture is located in the city centre of Põlva, in front of the Põlva Culture Centre on Kesk tänav.
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