“Tender Touch”
by George Lundeen
A moving tribute to compassion and care, “Tender Touch” portrays the quiet strength of a caregiver as she comforts an infant while offering reassurance to a young girl.
Highlights
Year Created: 1993
Medium: Bronze
Sizes:
10” Maquette – 10"H x 5"W x 4"D | Limited Edition of 500
66” Life-size – 66"H x 31"W x 24"D | Limited Edition of 21
The Story Behind the Piece
“"Tender Touch" is a lifesize sculpture of a young woman in period clothing from the turn of the twentieth century. In one arm she holds an infant swathed in a blanket, with the other holding the hand of a young girl with a crutch who is leaning against her.
This is a piece of universal appeal with its strong visual and expressive message of care and service. In content and form, the sculpture conveys both the need for and the desire to extend a tender touch.” – George Lundeen
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.
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