Happy Sculptor.

The article offers information on sculptor Chaim Gross. It says that Gross, whose father was a lumber merchant, began his career as a wood sculptor, while his interests in sculpting stones and bronze set out after residing in the U.S. in 1921. It discusses several wood, stone, and bronze sculptures which were exhibited at the Duveen-Graham gallery in Manhattan, New York in April 1957. It also mentions his utilization of woods which originated in various countries.