Jessie M. McGeehan

Jessie Mary McGeehan (1872–1950) was a Scottish artist renowned for her painting and mosaic work, often depicting genre scenes, landscapes and figures. Their younger sister Mary Catherine (1877–1960), later known as Sister Callista, also attended Glasgow School of Art from the age of nine.

Artwork McGeehan's work included paintings, pastels, stained glass, mosaics and tapestry designs. She was active from 1892 and exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy from 1895 with the work Sweet Idleness until 1916. By 1936 she had moved to 152A Renfrew Street as advertised in the 'Glasgow Observer'.

McGeehan's 1929 oil portrait of her sister Aniza is in the North Lanarkshire Museums collections.