Lucy Hardie | Portrait by Ilona Nelson
Lucy Hardie specialises in fine pen and ink drawings. Her meticulously rendered work reveals an otherworldly mystery and beauty.
Australian female artists who are included in This Wild Song, and who work primarily in Works on Paper.
Lucy Hardie specialises in fine pen and ink drawings. Her meticulously rendered work reveals an otherworldly mystery and beauty.
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