Géza Samu (2 December 1947 – 6 October 1990) was a Hungarian sculptor.
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/ref> Sculptors of Géza Samu was in Municipal Picture Gallery, Budapest, in 1999. The Géza Samu Award was established in 2004. Name of Géza Samu is mentioned usually with József Jakovits artist, György Chesslay, Mihály Schéner. His course of life began in the 1970s. He participated in the ''XLIII. Venice Biennale
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'' in 1988. Géza Samu created many installations, environments and assemblages. He used wood, iron, stone, bone and vegetable seeds, bronze and alabaster also to make his sculptures. Because of his popularity the Géza Samu Museum was founded.
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Profile of Géza Samu
artfacts.net
1947 births
1990 deaths
Hungarian sculptors
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