George W. Lundeen

(1948- ) born at Holdrege, lived at Hastings. Sculptor, educator, known nationally as a sculptor of realistic figures, he has produced during a 30-year career up to 10,000 creations, both small and large, which can be found in limited editions in private and public collections worldwide and in most states of our nation, with such notable life-size public placements as Robert Frost at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, Jack Swigert at the Capitol Building in Washington, DC, and Gene Sarazen at Atlanta National Golf Club; recipient of almost 20 honors and awards, including election to National Academy of Design in 1994. Consult Sunday /Omaha/ World Herald Magazine of the Midlands, July 3, 1988, pp. 14-15 and Southwest Art, May 1983, pp. 85-93 and August 1993, pp. 55-65 and Art of the West, November/December 1991, pp. 45-50 and Who's Who in American Art, 25th ed (2003-2004) 752.

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