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Some of Gary's earliest memories are of men working with stone in his father's studio and his time spent helping out. All of this heritage led to his formal training and an apprenticeship in Carrara, Italy st the Academy of Fine Arts. Gary Sassi has created sculptures of various sizes up to the Cape May fishermen's memorial which is life size and weighs over seven tons. More often his works are found in churches and incorporated into granite memorials. These formal uses of sculpture, Gary felt, had an appeal that was too limited. He wanted to design products that families could own and would bring the beauty of carved Vermont stone to every day settings.
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