Julia Lucey
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Garden Friends •
Nighttime Treetops •
Bobcats in Western Azalea
Black-necked Stilt Dance •
Mountain Lion in Western Azalea
Mountain Lion, Screech Owl and the Half Moon •
Jaguar Ghost •
Black Cat •
Ocelot in Black-Eyed Susans
Gray Fox
Fragrant Fritillary
Spring Coyote Evening
Bobcat in California Polypody and American Vetch
Black Bear
Chipmunk
Garden Friends, 2021
mixed media collage (aquatint etchings and acrylic), 16 x 12 inches, sold
Nighttime Treetops, 2020
mixed media collage on panel (aquatint etchings and acrylic), 48 x 36 inches, sold
Bobcats in Western Azalea, 2020
mixed media collage on panel (aquatint etchings and acrylic), 48 x 36 inches, $6300
Black-necked Stilt Dance, 2020
mixed media collage on panel (aquatint etchings and acrylic), 30 x 24 inches, sold
Mountain Lion in Western Azalea, 2020
aquatint etching collage and acrylic paint, 36 x 48 inches, $6300
Mountain Lion, Screech Owl and the Half Moon, 2019
aquatint etching collage and acrylic paint, 40 x 30 inches, sold
Jaguar Ghost, 2019
aquatint etching collage and acrylic paint, 30 x 24 inches, sold
Black Cat, 2019
aquatint etching collage and acrylic paint, 18 x 14 inches, sold
Ocelot in Black-Eyed Susans, 2018
woodblock print, 16 x 20 inches, 22 x 26 inches, $900
Gray Fox, 2018
aquatint etching with watercolor, 18 x 24 inches unframed, $800
Fragrant Fritillary, 2018
aquatint etching with watercolor, 18 x 12 inches unframed, $500
Spring Coyote Evening, 2018
woodblock print, 36 x 24 inches, 42 x 30 inches framed, $1350
Bobcat in California Polypody and American Vetch, 2015
aquatint etching collage, 4/5 e.v., 15 x 12 unframed, $450
Black Bear, 2015
aquatint etching, edition varied of 25, 17 x 16 inches unframed, $700
Chipmunk, 2015
collaged aquatint etchings on panel, 1/10 e.v., 12 x 16 inches, $600
About the artist...
Hear Julia speak about her work while touring her 2020 two-person show here as well as her 2021 PrintAustin group show here.
A resident of Fairfax, California, Julia Lucey got her BFA in printmaking from the San Francisco Art Institute and the inspiration for her art from her years spent backpacking and working in the Western United States. As an Artist-in-Residence at Kala Art Institute, Julia has focused on traditional etching techniques and aquatint to create images dealing with the evolving issues of wildlife, its dissolution, and the attempt by many to direct its path. She has exhibited her work throughout the United States.
Visit artist's website - www.julialucey.com