Daniel Ozmo (Olovo, BiH, 1912 – Jasenovac, Croatia, 1942) graduated from the School of Arts in Belgrade in 1934. On October 17, 1936 he is named a temporary teacher of drawing at the Fist Gymnasium in Sarajevo. After being accused of having a bad influence on youth, he loses his job. Not long after, in 1941, he is taken away to the Jasenovac concentration camp.⁠
Until his death on this day in 1942, he was a printmaker, sculptor and painter.⁠