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"Our world corrects itself as talented artists evolve and help others to do the same through their creative choices.
I believe in the reality of change through personal expressions."

Philosophy by Martine Vaugel

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Martine Vaugel's sculptures can be found in:

Japan's Hakone Open Air Museum,
The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial,
The Bank of America World Trade Center,
The Los Angeles Museum Of Contemporary Art,
and The Rockefeller Collections.

She is also in the collections of:

President Bush,
Reagan,
Carter,
Aquino,
Mikhail Gorbachev,
Mayor Tom Bradley,
Sir Richard Attenborough,
Mother Teresa,
the City of Los Angeles
and many notable celebrities around the world


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Martine Vaugel founded the "Passionist" movement in art in 1986. "My life has been dedicated to the creation of art. I believe that art is and was always meant to be, a tool for teaching and learning values in visual ways that go directly to the understanding of the soul.".

Martine Vaugel's portrait of Mahatma Gandhi has been placed on his ashes and used as an International Peace Prize.
Some of her other more notable portraits are of John Lennon, Katherine Hepburn, Nick Nolte, Sir Roger Moore, Michelle Pfeiffer, as well as President Ronald Reagan, Richard the Lion Heart and Charles V.
One of her latest commissions was for Charles Andre, Marquis de Brissac, and his son, an heir to the Hapsburg dynasty. She has also done numerous portrait reliefs and children's portraits for private as well as public placement.