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George Mummert Pangea 1999-2008 bronze and steel 69 x 42 x 30 inches A graduate of Millersville University in 1996, sculptor George Mummert was one of the lead artisans on the Millersville University project that created a massive bronze Triceratops skull which is now permanently installed at Smithsonian Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. He has numerous works at Yale University, including, the 21 foot life-size statue of a Torosaurus that he helped create for the Peabody Museum of Natural History at Yale. George’s studio and foundry is in downtown Lancaster as part of the Keystone Art & Culture Center, a non-profit arts facility and organization he founded in 2005. The massive space is often bustling with activity from bronze pourings and sculpture classes to exhibits in the center’s gallery. Recent visitors witnessed George and his assistants sculpting a monumental bronze honoring Thaddeus Stevens. George Mummert keystoneart.org |
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