Welcome to the web site of Tanner Loren, a sculptor of fine Western Bronze.
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Tanner Loren
Tanner Loren (b. 1984) is a western artist who works with sculpture. A story teller at heart, Tanner strives to capture forms that bring life to western, wildlife, and historical sculptures. From Native American, Mountain Men, Cowboys, and Cavalry Soldiers, Tanner's goal is to capture the west and immortalize it in bronze, transporting the viewer back in time.
A defining aspect of Tanner Loren’s bronze sculptures is his deep personal involvement in the casting process. While many artists rely entirely on outside foundries, Tanner completes much of the intricate foundry work himself. From wax chasing and welding to metal chasing and the final application of patina, he works hands-on through the critical stages that bring each sculpture to life. This rare level of craftsmanship allows him to maintain exceptional control over every detail, ensuring the integrity, quality, and artistic vision of each bronze.
Tanner lives and works in his hometown of Cody, Wyoming, with his wife and three children. Often called the gateway to Yellowstone National Park, Cody is steeped in Western heritage and surrounded by sweeping landscapes, rugged mountains, and abundant wildlife. The history, people, and natural beauty of the region serve as a constant source of inspiration for Tanner’s work, influencing the authenticity and storytelling that define his sculptures.
