Creating Art That Lasts for Generations

From intimate sculptures to monumental public art, every piece is thoughtfully crafted by our family of artists and skilled artisans in Loveland, Colorado.

A large statue of Elvis Presley, partially painted pink, is being worked on by two men in an art studio. One man is kneeling and working on the statue's lower part, while the other is standing and touching the statue's side. The studio has various art supplies, sculptures, and a poster of Elvis Presley on the wall.
Person wearing orange gloves working on a bronze statue of children. Hands are adjusting or polishing the statue.
A worker in safety gear is sitting on a large bronze statue of a person, working in a workshop. The workshop contains tools, equipment, and machinery, with exposed piping and fluorescent lighting overhead.
A person welds a large metal sculpture of a human face wearing a hat, using a welding torch in a workshop.
Sculptors working on a large statue of a man in an art studio. The statue depicts a man in a dynamic pose, with one arm extended and one leg bent. The studio contains various art supplies, sculptures, photographs of soldiers, and artists working on the sculpture.

Sculpting the Lundeen Legacy

Meet the Sculptors

A storyteller in bronze, capturing life’s moments and figures with timeless realism.

Black and white photograph of a man with light hair and a large mustache, wearing a cable-knit sweater, with part of another person's face visible on the right.

George Lundeen

Honoring the spirit of the West through historical and Western-inspired portraiture.

Black and white photo of a man with neatly combed light-colored hair, wearing a tuxedo with a bow tie, looking intently at the camera.

Mark Lundeen

Celebrating the beauty and power of horses and wildlife in sculptural form.

Black and white photo of a smiling elderly woman with short, curly, blonde hair, wearing pearl earrings and a light-colored top.

Cammie Lundeen

Bringing emotion to life through portraiture and painting, shaped by a performer’s eye.

A woman with long blonde hair and bangs smiling outdoors, with leaves and a brick wall in the background.

Bets Holland Lundeen

For more than 40 years, photographer Fabrice “Fab” Dolegowski has helped capture the work, people, and story of Lundeen Sculpture Studios. His photographs have documented countless sculptures and moments throughout the studio’s history, preserving a visual record of the artistry and craftsmanship behind our work.

We’re grateful for the many years of collaboration and for the incredible images that have helped share the Lundeen story with the world.

Photography Credits

George Lundeen and Fab Dolegowski at the unveiling for George’s “General Rose” monument. (2021)

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Browse decades of completed sculptures, from small collectibles to large public installations.

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