Tuck Langland
Specializing in large public sculpture, small awards, & portraits in bronze
New Life
Tuck is a professional sculptor with a national reputation who works at Fire Arts and mentors its emerging sculptors. He has work in thirteen museums, and his public sculptures are seen across the country. In recent years, he has also been involved with international projects. Tuck's sculptures for the home and garden are on display at Fire Arts. They include Women of the World - particularly Africans, a variety of dancers, and his new passion, Greek portraits and figures. Tuck is a member of the National Academy and a fellow in the National Sculpture Society.
Books
From Clay to Bronze: A Studio Guide to Figurative Sculpture
Tuck's sculptures on the web
Educators, Kate's Garden, Mishawaka, IN
Garden Sculptures, Schedel Gardens, Elmore, OH
Autumn, Arts Place, Portland, IN
Circle of Care, Hillman Cancer Center, Pittsburgh PA
Herman B Wells, Indiana Univeristy, Bloomington IN
Resting Dancer and Dance of Creation, Dowagiac MI
Resting Lady, Honolulu, HI
Crossroads, Indiana University, South Bend IN
Wiekamp portraits, Indiana University, South Bend IN
Dance of Awakening Day, IU Northwest, Gary IN
Mother with Baana, by Tuck Langland and Francis Nnaggenda
Online galleries
Articles about Tuck
Collaborative with Francis Nnaggenda
Herman B Wells portrait dedication
The Muse of Music at the Midwest Museum of American Art, Elkhart IN:
Brookgreen Medal, South Carolina
Tuck's Biography from Indiana University
Articles by Tuck
The Story of Sculpture: From Clay to Bronze
The Tuck Langland
Collection
Tuck's collection of Gothic Architecture images, posted in collaboration
with the Index of Christian Art in Princeton.