Arts – Here, There, Everywhere: Meet Artist Lucy Dickens

Posted By The Peak on Sep 30, 2018

Septenber 29, 2018

By Jessie Millerson

“There is a story in all my paintings.”  Artist Lucy Dickens

Artist Lucy Dickens.

Local artist Lucy Dickens says, “I paint landscapes predominantly because I’m drawn to moments that take my breath away. It’s those moments of beauty that cause me to feel, to reflect, and to give thanks.”

Through her paintings and a written “story” that further enriches each painting, Dickens seeks to share the essense of what she saw, where she saw it and the subtle and not-so-subtle emotions that she felt in those moments that took her “breath away.” She puts it simply, “There is a story in all my paintings. I am a fine arts storyteller.”

“I most enjoy painting in a series from my travels bringing the viewer along for the journey.” Growing up, Dickens camped and hiked the back country of Arizona and the greater Southwest with her paents. Since then she has travelled to beautiful places abroad. She knows there is a treasure trove of inspirational scenes and special moments to capture right here, at home, in Arizona. “I’ve dedicated my life to capturing this God given beauty on canvas,” said Dickens.

Hosting Hidden In The Hills Artist Studio Tour

You are invited to see the art of Lucy Dickens and five other artists at Lucy Dickens Art, #11 on the Hidden In The Hills (HITH) Open Studio Tour. Organized by the the Sonoran Arts League, the tour will be held the last two weekends of November.

For more informatin about Lucy Dickens Art visit www.LucyDickensFineArt.com or call 602-653-7002.

Paintings by Artist Lucy Dickens

Lucy Dickens, The Invitation, Oil, 48×32 in.

Lucy Dickens, Adventure, Oil, 24×18 in.

Lucy Dickens, Silence, Oil, 30×40 in.

Lucy Dickens, “Into the Light, Oil, 16×12 in.

Lucy Dickens, Autumn Gift, Oil, 11×14 in.

Lucy Dickens, Spring Calls, Oil, Oil, 36×30 in.

Lucy Dickens, In All Its Glory, Oil, 22×28 in.

Photo credits. All of the images of Lucy Dickens’ paintings were photographed by Ellie Bregant. The photo of Lucy Dickens in her studio was taken by  Amanda Dickens.

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