Greet Grottendieck
Dutch sculptor (born 1943)
Greet Grottendieck (born 22 February 1943 in The Hague) is a Dutch sculptor.
Greet moved to the Veluwe in 1965. She makes sculptures of people and animals.
Her work can be seen in various cities and villages in the Netherlands.
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