John Jagger has been prominent in the art world for over thirty years. He is considered to be the father of line sculpture, and his monumental bronzes decorate corporate America coast to coast.

Born in Chicago, Jagger became a Californian at fourteen. He received his B.A. in Interior Design and his M.A. in Creative Design from San Jose University. Later he achieved a Professional Level in Industrial Design from IBM. His awards, prizes and patents number in the hundreds. An impressive list of commissioners includes important Corporations, Major Cities, Governmental and private collections.

Jagger sculpture had its inception in the California area in 1960. Thousands of sculptures later, Jagger has developed into a World Class Artist, with his genius combining classical form and abstraction into powerful concepts of great beauty.

In a Granite Castle he designed, Jagger creates high atop his mountain estate in California. “Falcon’s Nest” is the end result of years of planning for a location which would afford him privacy, exclusivity and California.

Falcon’s Nest is a sculpture in its own right. Here, heard only by the soaring eagles, Jagger’s studio rings with the joy of realized dreams.