For several years Lucious worked from the human figure, with model studio time shared with other artists. He molded plasticine clay into three dimensional bas-relief sculptures which he completed in cold cast bronze. Webb created many figure inspired works, but his two most notable relief series reflected two specific themes; “Coming to America” and “The High Price of Cotton”. He said of these works, “With this collaboration of art and history, my personal mission is to create an awareness of the times, and chronicle it for the future”. This, he has masterfully done. By placing the human figure in a historical setting, Webb sought to inspire and provoke a narrative, as well as chronicle and educate. “I want my observers to think about situations that have very conveniently been thrown into the trash bins of history,” he said. He, therefore, has taken the human figure, developed in studio, apparelled it in period attire, and integrated it back into its proper historical setting based on the theme of the work or series. Upon completion, the sculptures were finished in various surface treatments and patinas to be displayed directly on a wall or in a shadowbox.