J. LACY COUGHLAN
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"I credit my Mother with fostering my painting. An artist herself, she encouraged my early interest in drawing; providing me with crayons and watercolors, colored pencils and oils, as well as appropriate paper and canvas so I would keep my creations off her walls. My deep love of animals led to sketching them, and my enjoyment of the out-of-doors prompted me to try to recreate nature's beauty through my art."
"I work in traditional oils, but occasionally delve into pastels, watercolors or mixed media to paint a variety of subjects, but nature and wildlife, often influenced by Native American lore, continue to inspire the majority of my work. My Horses of the Sun, for example, are based on a Navajo legend. I am currently working on a series of wildlife paintings for exhibition."
J. Lacy Coughlan
Commissions for original landscapes, wildlife and pet portraits accepted.
Original paintings are gallery framed. Contact the artist for pricing.
Signed and double matted Giclees are available for $75 each - includes standard shipping
and handling within the continental United States.
All images are copyright protected.
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The story behind
Guardian of Aqua Canyon.
"For nearly 10 years, my husband and I photographed a mated pair of ravens that frequented Aqua Point in Bryce Canyon NP. They were quite the photo hams and we looked forward to seeing them on each visit. Sadly, on our last trip, there was only the male. I took a photo of him wistfully looking out over the canyon to the Vermillion Cliffs in the distance. That photo, shown below, inspired the painting."
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J. Lacy Coughlan's original oil of two Sand Hill Cranes titled, May I Have This Dance, was selected to become a permanent part of The Blue Cedar Collection at South Lake Hospital Health Pavilion at Blue Cedar, Leesburg, Florida.
Ms. Lacy-Coughlan, together with seven other artists whose work is included in this prestigious collection were recognized with a ceremony at the facility's grand opening.
Owl Moon
16 x 20 Oil on Canvas
Mulligan I
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Silence
16 x 20 Oil on Canvas
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Wildlife Gallery
Repose
12 x 24 Oil on Canvas.
Low Country Bound
22 x 28 Oil on Canvas
We are extremely pleased to announce Evermore Nevermore was selected as part of the Edgar Allan Poe exhibition at City Arts Orlando, FL, November 17th through December December 18th.
The Horses of the Sun Collection
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Jewel in the Lilies
16 x 20 Oil on Canvas
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Heads or Tails
(Sedge Wren)
16 x 20 Oil on Canvas - Float Framed
Horse of Pearl Shell
20 x 24 Oil on Canvas
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Shown above - Songbird on a Post
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Rainbows and Feathers
(Painted Bunting)
16 x 20 Oil on Canvas - Float Framed
Sunrise Over Whistler Marsh - 24 x 36 Oil on Canvas - Barnwood Framed
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Horse of Fire and Flame
20 x 24 Oil on Canvas
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Songbird on a Post
The Cayuse
THREE THINGS I LOVE - A BLANK CANVAS, A JAR FULL OF BRUSHES
AND A QUIET AFTERNOON SPENT PAINTING...
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Horse of Charcoal
20 x 24 Oil on Canvas
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This collection of six paintings is based on the Navajo legend of the sun father.
All paintings are 20 x 24 Oil on Canvas and Gallery Framed (Frames not shown)
Chorus Line
22 x 28 Oil on Canvas
The Elder
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Horse of Fallen Sky Stone
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Guardian of Aqua Canyon
20 x 24 Oil on Canvas
Horse of Wind and Storm
20 x 24 Oil on Canvas
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The Medicine Wolf
Cover art for the upcoming novel by the same name.
The Shadow Watchers - 24 x 36 Oil on Canvas - Barnwood Framed
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The first images in a new series of songbird paintings.
Blue Bear
20 x 26 Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas - Gold Foil Highlights - Float Framed
Vigilance - 24 x 36 Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas - Float Framed
A photograph by Bridger Peaks Photography, Bozeman, Montana provided the inspiration for this painting.
Companion piece coming soon
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Evermore Nevermore - 24 x 30 Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas
Mulligan II
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Artist Note: I have always believed in giving back. Both Mulligan I and II were expressly created for donation to an annual benefit golf tournament. They were offered at auction, and the proceeds went to support the Wolfson Children's Hospital in Jacksonville, Florida.
Matted prints are available.
A "mulligan" by the way, is a golfing term for an unplayable shot. Have you found the golf ball in the paintings yet?
The artist's photo of Whistling Ducks in flight over Lake Apopka served as the inspiration for the painting shown below.
Blue Bear was featured on the
poster for Mt. Dora's Studio ArtFarmGoing Wild Exhibition.