Clyde Connell was an American artist known for her unique contributions to the field of sculpture and painting. Born in 1901 in Louisiana, she became recognized for her innovative use of materials, often incorporating found objects into her work. Connell's art reflects her deep connection to the Southern landscape and culture, showcasing themes of nature and memory. Throughout her career, Connell exhibited her work in various galleries and museums, gaining acclaim for her distinctive style. She was also a member of the Louisiana Art and Artists Guild, which helped promote local artists. Connell's legacy continues to inspire new generations of artists.