Julia A. Rogge sells her work throughout the United States. After a  career in business, she expanded her life-long love of weekend sketching  and studied fine art at The Art Students League and illustration at  Parsons School of Design.

Rogge has exhibited her oil paintings at galleries in Pennsylvania's  Poconos and had solo and group shows in Manhattan at the Cornell Medical  Library, The Broome Street Gallery, the Cork Gallery in Lincoln Center,  2/20 Gallery, the Broadway Mall Community Center, and various New York  Public Library branches.

Her realistic paintings of Central Park scenes almost always depict  people engaged in recreational activities and often include familiar  architectural landmarks. She views Central Park as a vast playground  where people coexist with nature, and her exquisitely painted scenes  express her depth of knowledge about and love for the Park. She also  paints Pennsylvania's woodlands where she has a home and places where  she travels as well.

Rogge's works in ink on paper resemble woodcuts and are highly individual, at once "scenic" and wryly abstract.