About Julie Wear

Julie Wear is an internationally renowned artist who is regarded as the world’s premiere painter of Thoroughbred Racehorses.

Her famed Equestrian portraits are prized possessions of owners and admirers of Fine Thoroughbred bloodstock.  Her paintings hang in prestigious private collections throughout the United Sates, Canada, Europe, South America, Middle East and Japan.

They are in the Royal Collections of Queen Elizabeth II and the ruling family of Dubai.

Although the original paintings are privately commissioned and are therefore rarely seen in public, Wear’s work has been seen in numerous publications such as Scientific American, Ciga Weekend Longchamp Magazine published by Europe’s largest luxury hotel group, Ciga, in celebration of the running of The Arc D Triumph at Longchamp, as well as Spur magazine, the British publication Debretts, The Bloodhorse magazine, Arabian Horse World, Arabian Horse Times, Thoroughbred Times, Equine Images, as well as in a scholarly  publication in Ireland’s Trinity University of the genetic origins of the Thoroughbred.

Wear expanded her career to include founding a fine china tableware company; Julie Wear Designs LLC.  The company includes fine porcelain dinnerware, etched crystal glassware, and Legacy Pewter.

With a master’s eye for color and design, the same devotion to skilled artistry, graceful lines and the intuitive sense of color seen in her original paintings were hallmarks for creating this extraordinary tableware and crystal collection simply exudes classic beauty, high style and originality.  The product line can be found in high end retailers coast to coast throughout the United Sates and Canada.

Julie Wear products have been seen and featured in regional magazines as well as national magazines Victoria, Southern Living, Southern Home, Tops in Lexington, Tableware Today and on the cover of one of Scully & Scully’s prestigious catalogues.

Ms. Wear continues to paint for an elite clientele of racehorse owners and breeders domestically and abroad.