“Benjamin Franklin”
by George Lundeen
Rich in character and historical significance, this piece celebrates one of America's most influential founding fathers, Benjamin Franklin, seated on a park bench. He’s pausing from reading the Declaration of Independence to reflect on the future of a young nation.
Highlights
Year Created: 1987
Medium: Bronze
Sizes:
8” Maquette – 8"H x 10"W x 7"D; Pewter Limited Edition of 1990
10” Maquette – 10"H x 13"W x 8"D; Open Edition
50” (Life-size) – 50"H x 58"W x 24"D; Limited Edition of 21
Commissioned By: University of Pennsylvania’s Class of 1962
Public Installations:
University of Pennsylvania – Philadelphia, PA
Williamson County Archives and Museum – Franklin, TN
About the Sculptor
George Lundeen's sculptures can be found in public spaces, museums, and private collections across the country. His work is recognized for its exceptional craftsmanship, emotional depth, and timeless appeal.
Related Works
“Benjamin Franklin’s Test Flight” by George Lundeen
“Benjamin Franklin Bust” by George Lundeen
