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George Grygo

German artist
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    …he met the German artist George Grygo, whose work in polyester resin and fibreglass had a great influence on his sculptures. Hanson returned to the United States and settled in Atlanta, where he taught art at Oglethorpe University and began his own experiments with polyester resin and fibreglass. From 1965…

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    …he met the German artist George Grygo, whose work in polyester resin and fibreglass had a great influence on his sculptures. Hanson returned to the United States and settled in Atlanta, where he taught art at Oglethorpe University and began his own experiments with polyester resin and fibreglass. From 1965…

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