Lawrence J. Nowlan Sculpture

10/07/2024

04/23/2024

Congratulations to the Archbishop Carroll Hall of Fame Class of 2024!

Save the Date for our annual Hall of Fame Event Saturday, September 28th, 2024 at Waynesborough Country Club!

03/18/2024

Studio Finds https://www.ljnsculpture.com/studio-finds

02/14/2024

Studio Finds - https://www.ljnsculpture.com/studio-finds

02/08/2024

STUDIO FINDS
https://www.ljnsculpture.com/studio-finds
Unique and one of a kind treasures from Larry’s eclectic studio.

01/12/2024

Larry would have been 59 today! 1/11/24!
May he ALWAYS be CELEBRATED!
www.ljnsculpture.com
New artwork is being added to the website this month. And a new section coming tomorrow - "Studio Finds" - that will list one of a kind pieces in various states of "perfection" and even some memorabilia.

Lawrence J Nowlan sculptures, exhibitions and news. Sculptures available for purchase from Larry's collection.

10/17/2023

Kane Kalas, Harry's son, sang the National Anthem next to Larry's Kalas sculpture in last night's NLCS game at Citizen Bank Park. GO PHILLES!

10/17/2023

IT’S RED OCTOBER and we all know what that means? … Citizen’s Bank Park is electric‼️
Did you know that the Harry Kalas statue was sculpted by a Carroll alum? In 2011, Larry Nowlan ‘83 was asked to created the statue in Harry Kalas’ honor. Tonight, Kane Kalas, Harry’s son, will be singing the national anthem in front of the Harry Kalas statue to get the 2023 NCLS started.

08/25/2023

The Kinnick statue at the University of Iowa is used in a Powerade commercial featuring Kaleb Johnson, Running Back at the University of Iowa. Check it out!

"The Nile Kinnick statue is a 16 foot good-luck charm. Every home game, Iowa players rub the helmet before suiting up in the locker room. If you want to touch bronze, it takes more. "

The Nile Kinnick statue is a 16 foot good-luck charm. Every home game, Iowa players rub the helmet before suiting up in the locker room. If you want to touch...

07/29/2022

Larry's sculptures of Nile Kinnick, at The University of Iowa, are featured in a new documentary about Iowa's beloved athlete and WWII naval aviator who died serving his country.

Available on Vimeo beginning August 24th. Produced by Scott Siepker & Brendan DunphyDirected by Christopher Cook and Paul DH Benedict