Anna Julia 'Julie' de Graag was a Dutch draftsman, painter, and graphic artist at the turn of the 19th century. She grew up in The Hague, and later went on to study at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. De Graag’s refined graphic work and sharp lined engravings defines her work as part of the Art Nouveau movement.
Julie de Graag painted flowers, animal studies and portraits, but mainly made graphic work, such as woodcuts of peasant figures (Laren peasant women), plants, animals, portraits and village scenes.