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Julie Glass Art
Half Way Between Eunice and Mamou
This is a series based on the fascinating shapes and textures of our waterways and land masses. The title Half Way Between Eunice and Mamou, came from a phrase I heard from a Cajun band member in the French Quarter. This series was shown in a solo show at Louisiana State Exhibit Museum in 2021.
 Atchafalaya at Berwick Island No 2 |  Atchafalaya at Berwick Island No 1 |  Mouth of the Mississippi |  Mouth of the Mississippi (back) |
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 Near Clarence |  Near St Maurice |  Toe of Boot - Birdfoot |  Near Eunice and Mamou |
 Near Port Eads |  Houma |  Near Brouillette |  Old River Control Structure Near Vidalia |
 Near Mamou |  Near Trout (Collection of Rick Rose) |  Lake Bistineau |  Near Lac a Guillaume |
 Red River Garland to Ida_detail |  Oxbow South of Natchitoches |  17th St Canal Break |  La. State Exhibit Museum |
 River Figure |
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