The Oskar Braaten Memorial is a monument that honors the Norwegian writer Oskar Braaten, known for his depictions of working-class life in Oslo. Braaten, who lived from 1881 to 1939, is recognized for his importance in Norwegian literature, and his works have had a great influence on Norwegian culture. The memorial is located in Oslo, where Braaten spent much of his life and work.
The monument is designed to be a symbol of his contribution to literature and his connection to the city. It serves as a place for reflection and reminders of his writing, as well as a reminder of the social conditions he depicted in his books. Oskar Braaten is particularly known for novels such as "Kjærlighet" and "Vår egen tid", which give insight into the lives of ordinary people in Oslo in the 20th century. The memorial helps preserve his legacy and make his work known to new generations.