Fructuoso Orduna y Lafuente (1893–1973) was a Spanish artist. He was born in Roncal, Navarra, in 1893 and died in Madrid on August 28, 1973. He was renowned as a sculptor of "urban sculpture" and won several awards for his outstanding work.
While he lived in Pamplona he obtained the assistance Floral of the Provincial Council moving to Madrid to perfect his skills with the sculptor, Mariano Benlliure. Between 1917 and 1922 he strengthened his training in Rome, sponsored by a grant from the same council. In 1962 he was named Fellow of Fine Arts in Madrid where he resided permanently. Years later he became the beloved Son of Roncal.
Monument to Pedro Navarro, Count of Oliveto, 1928, Garde, Navarra
Monument to General José Sanjurjo, 1929, Navas de Tolosa Street, Pamplona
Monument to José María Méndez Vigo, 1929, Paseo de Invierno, Tudela, Navarra (placa)
Gable of the Provincial Council, 1932, façade of the Foral Provincial Council Palace, Pamplona
Monument to Juan Huarte de San Juan, 1933, la Baja Navarra Avenue, Pamplona (placa)
Monument to Valentín Gayarre, 1938, next to the local cemetery, Rocal, Navarra
Monument to Julián Gayarre, 1950, La Taconera gardens, Pamplona
Huesca, 1950. Image of Our Lord Jesus of Nazareth, for the Huesca Brotherhood of Veterans and former prisoners of Our Lord Jesus of Nazareth.
"Navarra", 1951, façade of the Foral Provincial Council Palace, Pamplona
"Reyes de Navarra", 1952, façade of the Foral Provincial Council Palace, Pamplona
Monument to Julián Gayarre, 1953, Roncal, Navarra
Huesca, 1955. Image of the Immaculate Conception, for the Excmo. Huesca City Council.
Monument to César Borgia, 1965, Viana, Navarra
Monument to San Francisco Javier, 1967, Javier, Navarra
Monument to Duke of Ahumada, 1969, Galicia Avenue, Pamplona
Monument to Alfonso XIII, s/f, University City, Madrid
Commemorative Plaque of Julián Gayarre, 1923, Casa Natal, Gayarre Museum, Roncal, Navarra
Sepulchre of Hilarión Eslava, 1929, Burlada cemetery, Burlada.
Third Place Medal in the National Fine Arts Exposition (1920)
First Place Medal in the National Fine Arts Exposition with the work "Post nubila Phoebus" (1922)
Elected Fellow of the Royal Fine Arts (1963)
