Clay McGaughy is a San Antonio artist and University of Texas graduate whose original paintings and prints have been exhibited throughout the United States.
McGaughy was featured in the January 1968 issue of Southwest Art; and he has done covers and illustrations for Texas Game and Fish, True West, Texas Highways, American Artist, Progressive Farmer, Outdoor Life, as well as the books, Texas Hill Country and Pecos to Rio Grande.
In 1980, McGaughy was commissioned to do a painting for the Coastal Conservation Association’s series of limited-edition fishing prints. Likewise, Ducks Unlimited honored him as the Texas Artist of the Year in 2002, and he produced their annual print.
McGaughy’s galleries are Collectors’ Covey in Dallas and his home collection in San Antonio. His work is also part of McNay Art Museum’s collection in San Antonio.
Here are few of his exquisite works:
Encounter, 16″ x 21″, Giclée Print
Sez Who, 11″ x 14″,Giclée Print
Bridge, 16″ x 21″, Giclée Print
Board Meeting, 16″ x 21″, Giclée Print
Gone, 16″ x 21″, Giclée Print
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