National Sculpture Society Members

• George R. Anthonisen - Biographical Information - George R. Anthonisen's works are in the permanent collections of the U.S.Capitol, Hall of Columns; World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland; New York's Carnegie Hall; The James A. Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, Pa., and more than two dozen other sites." NSS Member 1973, NSS Fellow 1976. See Sculpture and Fresco by George R. Anthonisen.  Contact: ellena@voicenet.com 
  
  
• Art Blevins. Figurative Sculptor In Bronze and Clay - About the Sculptor - His subject matter ranges from portraits and bas relief to sculptures with allegorical themes. Art especially enjoys portrait sculpting. He doesn't just "make faces," but strives instead to capture the uniqueness of the individual rather than just a likeness. Art has completed numerous portrait commissions of children and well-known individuals. His work is represented in both terra cotta and bronze, and is in both public and private collections.  Visit his Gallery, read about Commissions.  Contact: artblev@itexas.net  
  
  
• Roberti Buono " Tutti Buono Fine Arts Gallery.  Shown here are collections from Robert Buono. They depict his talents with acrylic, sculptures, sketching and self portraits and computer video capturing. Robert's works have a national presence with some "
  
  
• Romolo Del Deo "Pagina Scultura" The materials of Del deo's art - terracotta and bronze - are classical. The clay's rough, textural sheen and the cool, worked smoothness of bronze seem to have a kind of stillness about them, a history. Upcoming Exhibits, Studio Foundry, Sculpture I, Sculpture II
  
  
• L'Atelier Deschler (NSS) "Since its creation in 1990, L'Atelier Deschler has invested to improve the relationship of architect and artisan. Its organization of studios, equipment and shops enables a project team to carry out complex works and restore heritage identities. Architectural interiors (new and restored) Joinery, cabinet works, metal works (forged and welded).  Stone (marble and granite).  Sculptural glass works (stained glass windows & walls).  Sculptured works of art cast in mixed media.   Restoration of monuments and works of art. Bernard M. Deschler is an active sculptor. The body of his work is architecture, painting, and drawing however it is as a sculptor that he speaks most eloquently of the anguish of the poor and needy."  Bronze, Marble, Monumental, Religious, Atelier. abmd@worldnet.att.net
  
  
• Patrick Farrow "Welcome to the Gallery and Studio of nationally recognized sculptor Patrick V. Farrow presenting original work by Mr. Farrow and a select group of Vermont's finest artists displayed in a spectacular century-old, converted church located in the historic village of Castleton, Vermont."
  
  
• Edward J. Fraughton Classical sculptor in the tradition of the National Sculpture Society.  Works include national and private monuments, medallions, portraits, miniatures and collector editions.  "...what makes art poor or great is the artist's ability to blend superior technical skill with intuition, or knowledge with emotion.  The artist's quest is to succeed in combining and balancing all compositional attributes and physical elements into those that are purely spiritual. That is the secret of art."
  
  
• Anthony Frudakis - Classical Figurative Bronze Sculptor - About the Sculptor - Frudakis is a fellow of the National Sculpture Society and has served on the Atlantic City Fine Arts Commission. "I had the good fortune of growing up in a house where both of my parents were artists. They nurtured in me a love for beauty. And it is to beauty that I have dedicated much of my time searching for and trying to give voice to this elusive element and finding it everywhere; in a curl of hair, the arc of a fold of drapery or a symmetrical face. Early in my Art Studies, I recognized kindred spirits in this love of beauty with the ancient Classical and Hellenistic sculptors of Greece." Visit the Gallery and the Sculptor's Studio.  Contact: tony@frudakis.com or (517) 849-7691
  
  
• Doyle Glass: Bronze sculptor in the tradition of Augustus Saint Gaudens and Pompeo Coppini. Colleague member of the NSS and member of the Texas Society of Sculptors. Figurative, wildlife, children, lifesize, monumental, and historical sculpture.   Western Sculpture,  
  
  
• Charles Hankin "My sculpture is figurative, modeled in clay and cast in plaster from which molds are made for lost wax bronze casting. I work from life and study the natural forms of the model. My most influential sculpture teachers were Natalie Charkow and the late Walter Erlebacher, well known figurative artists.." Sculptures Paintings
  
  
• André Harvey NSS Fellow : "lets us see the real world in all its magical particularity. What he does first is an act of vision, a way of looking at things with a kind of care and understanding that are rare and perhaps unique to Harvey himself. André Harvey creates commissioned small and large scale bronze sculptures for private and corporate clients worldwide." Bronze Sculpture Breck's Mill
  
  
• Edd Hayes Colleague Member: Creative versatility best describes this internationally collected master of the sculpted form. Sculpture from miniature to monumental, Cowboys and Indians to Mermaids and Sea Captains, wildlife to not so wild life - decorating pools, fountains, atriums and gardens at Museums, Corporations, and private homes all around the world. Edd Hayes has received the honor of being named by The Texas Legislature as The Official Texas State Sculptor.
  
  
• Barry Johnston Barry Johnston's art and bronze sculptures are about personal and interpersonal relationships. Coming out of the highly abstract and yet pragmatic profession of architecture, he evolved as both a dreamer and a realist. As an artist and sculptor, he seeks to understand the stimulus of life itself; that which gives our lives meaning and purpose. Decades before figurative art came back into vogue, he foresaw the need to seek a greater sense of humanity and to grasp a more universal basis for our human consciousness.  See: Sculptures, Portraits, Artist  Contact: sculptureworks@sculptorjohnston.com or (410) 448-1945 in Baltimore Maryland USA.
  
  
• Sally Kimp "Sally Kimp is a self-taught sculptor. Her early years were spent in the Pacific Northwest. A love of Native American culture brought Sally to Arizona in 1987 where her stoneware fired clay sculptures of the Navajo and Hopi people, as well as bronze statues, have gained her critical acclaim." Gallery Exhibitions
  
  
• David Allan Kurle, Sculptor - Portraits, Figures and Animals in Porcelain, Marble and Bronze. Classes in Human and Animal Portraiture and Figures, Mold making, Marble carving, Base and Pedestal building. Contact: mdkurle@earthlink.net or (360) 794-1819
  
  
• Mark, George and Cammie Lundeen A family of realistic bronze sculptors.
  • Mark Lundeen, a native of Holdredge, Nebraska, graduated from the University of Nebraska in Kearney with a degree in Marketing before traveling in Europe and the Mediterranean, where he decided to make sculpture his life's work. He moved to Loveland Colorado in 1982, where he learned all phases of sculpting, before beginning his own highly successful career.
    
    
  • George Lundeen, established his sculpting studio in Loveland, Colorado in the mid-1970s where he currently lives and works. He has been commissioned to sculpt portraits and interpretive works alike for universities, municipalities, foundations, and corporations. Mr. Lundeen is a member of the National Academy of Design and the National Sculpture Society.
    
    
  • Cammie Lundeen is a wild life 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.
    
    
  • Bets Holland Lundeen is a figurative bronze sculptor and portrait sculptor. Her extensive experiences in theater and dance, as well as her fascination with children, have been the inspiration from much of her subject matter. When asked about her art she says that, through personal tragedy, she has learned that life can be fleeting and every day is a new oportunity to make the most of our talents.
    
• Lawrence Alan Noble, Sculptor - Noble Studio - Lawrence Noble owns Noble Studio in Crestline California, a 27 year old company that specializes in large scale public sculpture. Noble sculpted "OFFICER DOWN", a 9' tall bronze memorial to fallen Peace Officers in San Bernardino County, CA. Noble also sculpted/designed the California Fire-fighters' Memorial, the State tribute to over 400 Firefighters who have died in the line of duty. Noble is listed in "Who's Who in the West", the Millennium Edition and "Who's Who in America", 2001. Contact: LNobleArt@aol.com or 909-338-5218
  
  
• Rosibel Ramirez has two pieces on web display at the Tulsa Artists' Coalition web page. Her works are in Gallery One.
  
  
• Cynthia Rust Colleague Member : "I began sculpting in January of 1995 after being diagnosed with the chronic illness Lupus. I have been quite lucky to be able to study under a veritable who's who of American Sculptors, including: George Lundeen, Blair Buswell, Lincoln Fox, Cammie Lundeen, Gerald Balciar, Tuck Langland, Gary Alsum. Jane DeDecker, Ann LaRose, Peter Rubino, & David Klass. I am constantly amazed at how willing these wonderful people are to share their hard earned knowledge. Their unselfish attitudes towards helping the newbies would amaze anyone unfamiliar with them and the sculpting community in general."
  
  
• John Sisko Sculptor - About the Artist - 1994 winner of the NSS Walter Lanz prize, and awarded the Ettle grant in 2000.  Sisko's style is impressive. He is especially adept with the anatomy of the human body and in presenting sculptures with movement. In building up his models, he uses long strips of clay in a fluid motion that play up muscularity and body cavities, to reflect light and cast shadows. The hands and feet are often articulated in an exaggerated manner to add extra presence and power to his figures.  See: John Sisko Sculptures, Galleries. Contact: sisko@xdynasty.com
  
   
• Lynn Wade Nationally known as an animal portraitist and magazine illustrator, Lynn is an award-winning full artist and board member of the American Academy of Equine Art. Take a look at some of her portraits and her biography.
  
  
• Wei Li (Willy) Wang "China's most celebrated sculptor." "Although he is prominently known for sculptures of the human figure, he has been commissioned for contemporary sculptures, murals, oil paintings, drawings and caricatures." His portraits include Madame Sun Yat Sen Mother of China and Cary Grant . Willy is also a member of the Chinese Artists Association for Sculpture in Beijing and the China Artist Society.
  
  
• Dawn Weimer, Colleague Member: "I have witnessed tears of joy from blind eyes as hands "see" my bronze horses; and watched as a two year old art show attendee repeatedly hugged and kissed my lifesize fox. People often comment my work has an emotional warmth which beckons the soul and invites touch.  It is that touch which brings us together in the mysterious spiritual blending of art and soul. My greatest desire is to produce work so riveting it causes one to pause, to touch; to reflect upon the glorious creation with which we are privileged to live, and to likewise embrace the love of our Creator." Animals, Equine, Figurative, Monumental.
  
  
• C Whitehorn  NSS Member - About the Artist - "Sculpture is my living and my life and my love. I work in bronze because it will do anything you ask of it. I work in stone because it is beautiful and sensual. I am a self-taught award-winning sculptor, a native Californian who lives and creates in the wooded mountains of rural Northern California.  My sculptures range from highly detailed bronzes to sensuously simple marbles and alabasters."  See Main Gallery. Read The Process of Creating Bronze Sculptures by C. Whitehorn.  Contact: cwhitehorn@saber.net 
  
  
• Diana Young Characteristic of Diana's work is the realistic style and amazing likeness she achieves in her sculpture portraits of the great Native American chiefs and warriors like Chief Joseph, Nez Perce; Chief Washakie, Shoshone; Two Hatchets, Kiowa; Quanah Parker, Comanche and the great actor, James Dean.
  
  
• Ana Maria Sacchi Zaremba, Colleague member - About the artist: (text from the book "Art in Rio - Year 2000" - Brazil) "Ana Maria has been involved with art all her life. As an actress she learned how to recognize and work several human feelings and emotions. As an educator, through the contact with the younger ones, she kept lit the flame of time when all is new and marvelous. What we can find in her work is the richness of her formation and of her life experience. Using either terracotta, resin or brass the artist touches us portraying eternal scenes, smiles and dreams, and rescuing unforgettable moments inside each one of us." Contact: zaremba@infolink.com.br or 55-21-4348032