Name Carl
Discover a comprehensive list of notable individuals named Carl. This alphabetical listing showcases iconic figures from various fields, including actors like Carl Weathers and Carl Reiner, musicians like Carl Perkins and Carl Wilson, politicians like Carl Levin, and renowned scientists like Carl Linnaeus and Carl Sagan. Explore their remarkable achievements and contributions in a single, easily accessible resource.

Carl von Ossietzky
Germany
GermanyGerman journalist, Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 1935.

Carl Ludwig Osterreich
Austria
AustriaArchduke of Austria and Duke of Teschen, famous commander, third son of Emperor Leopold II

Carl Wolfsohn
USA
USAAmerican pianist and music teacher of German origin.

Carl Woese
USA
USAAmerican microbiologist

Carl Melown
USA
USABasketball player

Carl Anton Larsen
Norway
NorwayNorwegian polar explorer and pioneer of Antarctic whale catching

Carl Gottlieb Hering
Germany
GermanySaxon teacher, organist and composer

Carl Gustav Calwer
Germany
GermanyGerman entomologist and botanist.

Carl Schumann
Germany
GermanyGerman wrestler, gymnast, track and field athlete and weightlifter

Carl Spitzweg
Germany
GermanyGerman artist, leader of Biedermeier painting

Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf
Austria
AustriaAustrian composer and violinist

Carl Orff
Germany
GermanyComposer

Carl Clausewitz
Germany
GermanyGerman military theorist

Carl Spitteler
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss poet, essayist, classical novelist; Nobel Prize laureate in Literature in 1919

Carl Almenrader
Germany
GermanyGerman bassoonist, composer and musical instrument maker

Carl Anderson
USA
USAAmerican physicist who discovered the positron in 1932, for which he received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1936.

Carl Thompson
Great Britain
Great BritainThe fattest man in Britain

Carl Moll
Austria
AustriaAustrian Art Nouveau artist

Carl Gustaf Armfeldt
Sweden
SwedenSwedish general, participant in the Great Northern War

Carl Gustaf Creutz
Sweden
SwedenSwedish baron, general of cavalry

Carl Pohlad
USA
USAVice President of Pohlad company

Carl Rogers
USA
USAAmerican psychologist and educator

Carl Ludvig Engel
Germany
GermanyGerman architect

Carl Teike
Germany
GermanyGerman composer

Carl Jonas Love Almqvist
Sweden
SwedenSwedish writer of the 19th century

Carl Dahlhaus
Germany
GermanyGerman theorist, historian and philosopher of music

Carl Barth
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss theologian and writer, one of the founders of dialectical theology, the manifesto of which was Barth's essay on the letter of the Apostle Paul to the Romans.

Carl Eduard Adolph Gerstacker
Germany
GermanyGerman entomologist.

Carl Koschutzki
Germany
GermanySilesian public figure, zealous promoter of equal rights for the Polish and German populations in Prussian Silesia

Carl Auer Welsbach
Austria
AustriaAustrian chemist

Carl Cori
USA
USANobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1947 jointly with Gerty T. Cori and Bernardo Usai

Carl Friedrich Deiker
Germany
GermanyGerman animal artist.

Carl Benjamin Klunzinger
Germany
GermanyGerman zoologist.

Carl Nielsen
Denmark
DenmarkComposer, the largest representative of Danish musical art

Carl Wernicke
Germany
GermanyGerman neuropsychiatrist

Carl Whitaker
USA
USAOne of the first family psychotherapists

Carl Franklin Rehnborg
USA
USAAmerican chemist and entrepreneur

Carl Peter Thunberg
Sweden
SwedenSwedish naturalist

Carl Hagenbeck
Germany
GermanyCreator of zoos and animal circuses

Carl Berg
USA
USABusinessman, investor, billionaire

Carl Tseller
Austria
AustriaAustrian composer

Carl Brashear
USA
USAAmerican military diver

Carl Ahues
Germany
GermanyGerman chess player

Carl Cox
Great Britain
Great BritainDisc jockey

Carl XIV Uhan
Sweden
SwedenKing of Sweden and Norway (1818-44)

Carl Zetterberg
Sweden
SwedenSwedish ice hockey center/left winger

Carl Friedrich Seiffert
Germany
GermanyGerman landscape painter

Carl Herman Unthan
Germany
GermanyA German virtuoso violinist who, having no arms from birth, played with his feet.

Carl Ludvig Emil Aarestrup
Denmark
DenmarkDanish lyric poet

Carl Flesch
Switzerland
SwitzerlandAustro-German violinist and music teacher