Sister Margaret Beaudette

Margaret Beaudette S.C. is a member of the Sisters of Charity of New York and a renowned sculptor of sacred images. She is a graduate of the Catholic University of America with a masters degree in fine art.
 
 
 

For seventeen years, Margaret was an associate professor of art at Elizabeth Seton College in Yonkers, NY. Her works can be seen all over the United States in public and private
outdoor and indoor shrines. With a style uniquely her own, she emphasizes figurative sculpture with a contemporary clarity of line and form. Her subjects radiate warmth, humanness and gentleness of spirit. Most of her sculptures are life-size or larger - St. Elizabeth Seton, Francis of Assisi, Vincent de Paul, Joan of Arc, to name just a few.

Sister Margaret works in clay and then her sculptures are then cast into bronze or fiberglass or bonded bronze. Her love of living is evident throughout her work and in spreading the good news of God's love.