Hans Göran Andreas Hongell (6 September 1902, Helsinki – 27 July 1973, Helsinki), son of Hilda Hongell (the first female "master builder" in Finland) was a Finnish designer, best known for his work with glass. After studying decorative painting Göran Hongell and a fellow student Gunnar Forsström established a decorative painting studio that designed posters and painted decorations for public areas. In 1932 Hongell was hired as a designer by Karhula-Iittala. His position became permanent in 1940. Hongell was the first designer to be hired by a Finnish glassworks.
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| - Hans Göran Andreas Hongell (né le 6 septembre 1902 à Helsinki – mort le 27 juillet 1973 à Helsinki) est un maître verrier finlandais. (fr)
- Hans Göran Andreas Hongell (6 September 1902, Helsinki – 27 July 1973, Helsinki), son of Hilda Hongell (the first female "master builder" in Finland) was a Finnish designer, best known for his work with glass. After studying decorative painting Göran Hongell and a fellow student Gunnar Forsström established a decorative painting studio that designed posters and painted decorations for public areas. In 1932 Hongell was hired as a designer by Karhula-Iittala. His position became permanent in 1940. Hongell was the first designer to be hired by a Finnish glassworks. (en)
- Hans Göran Andreas Hongell, född 6 september 1902 i Helsingfors, död 27 juli 1973, var en finländsk målare och formgivare, mest känd för formgivning av konstglas. Göran Hongell var son till arkitekten Hilda Hongell och byggmästaren Sanfrid Hongell. Han utbildade sig i dekorationsmåleri på Centralskolan för konstflit i Helsingfors 1913–16 i öppnade i början av 1920-talet tillsammans med studiekamraten Gunnar Forsström en byrå för dekorationsmåleri och affischdesign. Han anlitades från 1932 som formgivare på Karhula-Iittala glasbruk och var då Finlands förste fast engagerade glasformgivare. Han var lärare i dekorationsmåleri på Centralskolan för konstflit 1927–35. (sv)
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| - Hans Göran Andreas Hongell (6 September 1902, Helsinki – 27 July 1973, Helsinki), son of Hilda Hongell (the first female "master builder" in Finland) was a Finnish designer, best known for his work with glass. After studying decorative painting Göran Hongell and a fellow student Gunnar Forsström established a decorative painting studio that designed posters and painted decorations for public areas. In 1932 Hongell was hired as a designer by Karhula-Iittala. His position became permanent in 1940. Hongell was the first designer to be hired by a Finnish glassworks. His main work at Karhula-Iittala consisted of taking existing models and readying them for serial production by streamlining, changing the ground pattern and re-sizing the objects. In 1941 Hongell designed his most famous glass art, Hongellin hattu. Other works of art such as the stackable glassware sets Silko, Säde and Maininki, which were designed in 1936 and 1937, are examples of Hongell’s modern style. Hongell also designed basic bowls and vases which could be engraved according to the customers wishes. One of the disciplines at the Stockholm design competition in 1946 was to design engravings for vases designed by Hongell himself. Hongell facilitated collaboration between designers and glassblowers by taking drawings and asking the glassblowers about the technical aspects. The Karhula glassworks developed special techniques and hues for his work. In 1949 Hongell created Aarne, the first single-stage stemware glasses. The glasses are streamlined with the foot being formed at the same time as the glass. Hongell’s Aarne went on to win gold at the Milan Triennale in 1954 and became Hongell’s best known glassware. Productions of the glasses lasted till 1969 and were restarted at the Iittala glassworks in 1981. (en)
- Hans Göran Andreas Hongell (né le 6 septembre 1902 à Helsinki – mort le 27 juillet 1973 à Helsinki) est un maître verrier finlandais. (fr)
- Hans Göran Andreas Hongell, född 6 september 1902 i Helsingfors, död 27 juli 1973, var en finländsk målare och formgivare, mest känd för formgivning av konstglas. Göran Hongell var son till arkitekten Hilda Hongell och byggmästaren Sanfrid Hongell. Han utbildade sig i dekorationsmåleri på Centralskolan för konstflit i Helsingfors 1913–16 i öppnade i början av 1920-talet tillsammans med studiekamraten Gunnar Forsström en byrå för dekorationsmåleri och affischdesign. Han anlitades från 1932 som formgivare på Karhula-Iittala glasbruk och var då Finlands förste fast engagerade glasformgivare. Han var lärare i dekorationsmåleri på Centralskolan för konstflit 1927–35. Han skapade 1948 sin mest kända serie bruksglas, Aarne, vilken sedan tillverkades fram till 1969 och senare tagits upp igen. Han gifte sig 1924 med Frida Runa Rosberg. (sv)
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