Meet Cammie Lundeen | Renowned Bronze Sculptor

Cammie Lundeen

Capturing the Spirit of Animals in Timeless Sculpture

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Cammie Lundeen is a wildlife sculptor from Loveland, Colorado with a passion for horses. Most of her work is done in limited editions which range in size from miniature to life-size. Her bronzes can be found in collections around the world, including London, Finland, Venezuela and Australia.

In addition to her own limited editions, Cammie has been commissioned to sculpt portrait bronzes. She is a member of the Society of Animal Artists and an Associate Member of the American Academy of Equine Art.

“We all know art is a form of expression. My goal is to touch someone’s emotions, to have them feel what I might feel in a particular bronze. That isn’t always an easy task when sculpting animals. Some of their actions and emotions are very subtle. You really have to observe and study the animal to sculpt life into it. Consequently, most of my subjects are animals that I am very fond of or have worked with a great deal. For example, equines are a big part of my recreational life. I feel like I really know and love these animals, and think this is reflected in my work.” – Cammie Lundeen

A woman with blonde hair, wearing a pink sleeveless top, denim pants, and tan boots, stands next to a large gray sculpture of a horse, both positioned on a white platform against a blue backdrop.

Black and white photo of a woman with long hair, smiling, and wearing a wristwatch and a shirt with text that reads "MAY 01." She is sitting with her arms crossed and holding her hands together, next to a large horse head sculpture with a bridle and ears.

A woman is kneeling between two large stone horse sculptures, touching their faces. The sculptures are life-sized, with bridles and detailed features. The woman is looking up at the horse on her right.

Black and white photograph of a woman working on a sculpture of a horse, with a backdrop that has a textured, cloudy pattern. The sculpture is in progress and the woman is focusing on details near the horse's head.

A woman with light skin, reddish-brown hair, and a white shirt sitting on a wooden floor, holding a paintbrush, next to a sculpture of a horse's head in an artist's studio.

Education

University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho

Scottsdale Artists School, Scottsdale, Arizona

Association Memberships

Society of Animals Artists, Member

American Academy of Equine Art, Associate Member

A woman in brown overalls smiling while holding a tool, standing beside a large foam sculpture in an art studio. The studio has cluttered shelves and scattered foam pieces on the floor.

1986 – Salmon River Art Guild Riggins, Idaho – Best Sculpture , “Power to Spare”
1986 – Old West Regional Art Show, Cheyenne, Wyoming – Purchase Award, “Power to Spare”
1987 – American Academy of Equine Art, Louisville, Kentucky – People’s Choice Award , “Lazy Afternoon”
1989 – Salmon River National Arts Exhibition, Riggins Idaho – Special Judges Award , “Lazy Afternoon”
1992 – Old West Regional Art Show, Cheyenne, Wyoming – People’s Choice Award, “Maude & Lottie”
1994 – The Pen and Brush Annual Sculpture Exhibition, New York, New York, – Katherine Thayer Hobson Memorial Award, “Buds”
1994 – Society of Animals Artists, 34th Annual Exhibition – 1994-1995 National Museum Tour , “Buds”
1995 – Society of Animals Artists, 35th Annual Exhibition – Liskin Award , “Lunch Break”
1987 – “Rooster Bars”, Box “P” Quarter Horses, Hoyt Kansas
1987 – “Soft Nickers”, Appaloosa Horse Club, Moscow Idaho
1988 – “Fat & Sassy”, Uniontown Washington
1988 – “Maude & Lottie” Loveland High Plains Art Council, Loveland, Colorado
1989 – “Windomar Miss”, Loveland, Colorado
1991 – “Foals of Plum Creek Hollow”, Plum Creek Hollow Ranch, Larkspur, Colorado
1991 – “Maude & Lottie”, Helsinki, Finland
1992 – “Maude & Lottie”, Kansas City Royal Equestrian Center, Kansas City, Missouri
1992 – “Foals of Plum Creek Hollow”, Triple B Farms, Elizabeth, Colorado
1992 – “Foals of Plum Creek Hollow”, Raimondi Ranch, Cheyenne, Wyoming
1993 – “Maude & Lottie”, Anheiser Bush, Pepin Distributing Co., Tampa, Florida
November, 1987 – Appaloosa Journal
Winter, 1988 – Equine Images
May, 1989 – Paint Horse Journal
1992 – Rocky Mountain Paint Horse, Stock Show Edition
1992 – Revue Magazine
August, 1993 – Southwest Art Magazine