Inge King, born 26 November 1918, is a prominent Australian sculptor, who has many significant public, commercial, and private sculpture commissions to her credit.

Inge Studied sculpture with Hermann Nonnenmacher(1892-1988) during 1936-37, and in October 1937 she was admitted to the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts*. She was forced to leave the academy a year later, shortly before Kristallnacht. In 1939 Inge travelled to England, and spent two terms at the Royal Academy*, London until it was closed due to war-time bombing. Inge joined the sculpture classes of Benno Schotz at the Glasgow School of Art* in 1941 and stayed until 1943. Inge met her husband, the Australian artist Grahame King, at The Abbey Arts Centre in Hertfordshire, England...