Loman

Loman is a surname of Dutch origin used in various countries today. The most widely known reference is Willy Loman, the protagonist of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, first staged in 1949.

The character’s arc examines the fragility of the American Dream and the pressures of consumer society, making the name a staple example in studies of 20th-century drama and American literature. Beyond fiction, the surname appears among real individuals in diverse fields, though no single bearer has universal prominence.

In genealogy and historical records, Loman can appear as part of European-heritage lineages, reflecting broader patterns of migration and settlement.