Biography, Experience, Current Projects and Fee Schedules
With a Master's degree in Fine Arts from Catholic University, Sister Margaret has been in the art field for more than thirty years, teaching art and creating her own sculpture. Her works can be seen throughout the United States, in Lourdes, France, Haiti, and South Korea.

Her style is uniquely her own, emphasizing traditional figurative work with a clarity of line and form. No matter the figure sculpted, Sister Margaret's work shows an incarnational spirituality--God's love and compassion.

Recent commissions include:

• Jesus and Two Students
• St. Augustine
• Student Nurse
• Mother Xavier Ross

As Sr. Margaret begins working in clay, a mold is made and the sculpture is cast into bronze or fiberglass. Sculptures cast from molds previously made are less expensive than new original pieces.

Life-size figures in bronze may range around $27,000, while in bonded bronze or fiberglass they are about half that price. Smaller pieces, of course, cost less in each medium, and multiple figures cost more. Fees are usually paid in thirds.

References for Sister Margaret Beaudette include pastors and administrators of the churches, hospitals, and universities where her works are displayed, as well as the Sisters of Charity of New York, 718.549.9200.