Judith Rothchild was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1950 and studied at Sarah Lawrence College before entering and completing her artistic degree at the Rhode Island School of Design. In 1974 she moved to Europe to continue her training at the Academy of Applied Arts in Vienna. Since 1996, she has abandoned oils and water-based media in favour of devoting herself to mezzotint printmaking, the most demanding of all printmaking techniques, for which she has established a strong international reputation over the last ten years. She produces her screenprints and mezzotints in her own atelier, as well as livres d'artiste. Judith Rothchild lives and works in a small village in the Languedoc region of France.

Exhibitions

1998
Marché Foire de l'Odeon, Paris, France
Pages, Paris, France
1997
Francis Kyle Gallery, "Saxon Shore", London, England
Galerie Mathilde D, Lyon, France
SAGA, "Editions de l'Eau", Paris, France
Mini Print International, Cadaques, France
Galerie JPF, Montpellier, France
1996
Pepper Gallery, Boston, USA
1995
Francis Kyle Gallery, "In a Deep Woods", London, England
The Gallery West India Quay, "Cities and Water", London, England
1994
Francis Kyle Gallery, "The Piero Trail"",London, England
Henley Music Festival, "Jazz", London, England
Imperial College, "Still Lifes",London, England
1993
The Art Show, New York, USA
International Art Fair, Chicago, USA
Espace Republique, Montpellier, France
Robert Fleming Gallery, Madrid, Spain
1992
Art Asia, Hong Kong, China
1991
Lincoln Center, "Mozart's Travels", New York, USA
Francis Kyle Gallery, London, England
1990
Francis Kyle Gallery, London, England

Collections

The British Museum, London
The Victoria and Albert Museum, London
The Ashmoleon Museum, Oxford, England
The Fogg Museum, Harvard University
The Musee Fabre, Montpellier, France
The Museum of Bedarieux
Imperial College, London
Paintings in Hospitals in Scotland and London
Smith College
The New York Public Library
The Bibliotheque Nationale de France
The public libraries of Albi, Bordeaux and Clermont Ferrand
The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon