[1] In addition to his sculpted figures of children and interacting couples, he designed a wide variety of glazes and plates for the Knabstrup Keramiske Industri ceramics factory where he was artistic director.
[1] Hansen's naturalistic sculptures are carefully proportioned and often depict children playing the flute.
His work includes quietly interacting figures of men and women, as in his Two Young People (1940) on Dronning Louises Bro in Copenhagen.
[1] From 1950 to 1970, he worked as a designer for Knabstrup Keramiske Industri where he was soon promoted to artistic director.
He produced a number of ceramic glazes, including the popular Knapstrup tea and coffee sets.