Georgene McGonagle is an artist whose life-long discipline and love of hands-on creating has taken her to the forefront of her profession in an amazingly short time. Well traveled and a devoted lover of life, this ‘Renaissance Woman’ has the ability to transform a piece of clay into the life-size innocence of a child. 

McConagle finds a unique delight, a spirit, in sculpting, which she hopes, will reflect in each work of art. She feels that by creatively using her heart, as well as her hands, in wonderfully satisfying ways, she can contribute to the enjoyment of others.

“Never before has an artist been able to take this medium and display it in a way that is truly powerful yet has the beauty that personifies the dignity and strength of the human nature. Her special approach will surely lend a her a permanent position in all the Fine Art history archives,” states Karen L. Howell, Director of the P. A. P. A., A. A. W. A., G. H. G, P. .P.  F. A. P.

McGonagle’s beautifully rendered depictions of life can be seen in the park systems of Illinois, Texas, Nebraska and Colorado, as well as many prestigious public and private domains. As the recipient of the ‘L.J. Meiselman Award’ for the Allied Artists of American Exhibition in New York, to ‘Best of Show’ awards nationwide, it is clear she has won a place in the hearts of the Fine Art World.