<p>Somogyi,&nbsp;Joseph&nbsp;(1916-1993)&nbsp;and&nbsp;the Kossuth&nbsp;Prize&nbsp;Munk&aacute;csy&nbsp;sculptor,&nbsp;art teacher&nbsp;started&nbsp;majoring&nbsp;in&nbsp;fine arts in&nbsp;college, and&nbsp;when he&nbsp;went&nbsp;quarterly&nbsp;sculpture&nbsp;department.&nbsp;He loved&nbsp;the&nbsp;figural&nbsp;works,&nbsp;most of&nbsp;theseworks&nbsp;(Warrior,&nbsp;cellist,&nbsp;digger,&nbsp;Girls&nbsp;beads).&nbsp;Our area&nbsp;most&nbsp;profession&nbsp;representatives of&nbsp;the&nbsp;fishermen&nbsp;isformatted.&nbsp;The&nbsp;two-meter&nbsp;high&nbsp;statue of&nbsp;the fishermen&nbsp;in their hands&nbsp;two feet&nbsp;of the&nbsp;essential&nbsp;tools of&nbsp;trade,the&nbsp;paddle&nbsp;blade&nbsp;and the net&nbsp;is considered.&nbsp;The statue&nbsp;was erected in&nbsp;1971&nbsp;in the Great&nbsp;Beach&nbsp;Hotel&nbsp;andthe area between&nbsp;the lake&nbsp;and then&nbsp;in 1998&nbsp;moved to&nbsp;the Rose&nbsp;Garden.</p>