Biografie von Thomas A. O'SHAUGHNESSY (XX)

Birth place: Charlton County, MO.

Addresses: Chicago, IL

Profession: Craftsperson, painter, sculptor, illustrator, etcher, teacher

Studied: Maratta; Willits; Mucha; AIC; Paris; Dublin.

Exhibited: Eucharistic Congress, Chicago (prize). Award: Palms of an Officer of the French Acad., 1936 (prize).

Member: Municipal Art Comm., Chicago; De Paul Art Lg.; Liturgical A. Gld.

Work: St. Patrick's Church; Elks Temple, New Orleans; St. James Episcopal Church, South Bend, Ind.; Springfield Cathedral; Church Extension Society; St. Procopius Monastery, Lisle, Ill.; Henry O. Shepherd School; Maloney Chapel, Spring Lake, NJ; St. Mary's Church, Evanston, Ill.; St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Chicago (place of honor, Hall of Religion, Century of Progress), Illinois Host House, Century of Progress Expo, St. Vincent's Chapel, Chicago; Shrine of St. Bride, Wexham, Wales; Million Unit Fellowship Movement Headquarters, Chicago.

Comments: Lectures: liturgical art, recovery of pot metal glass for windows. Specialties: stained glass, mosiacs, metalwork.