Paintings from The Deep South

Louisiana including Houmas Plantation Mansion

		Before the Gulf spill of 2010, we journeyed through the elegant... the colorful... the unique.... Louisiana
©1199 Canal Streetcar - New Orleans, Louisiana	©1200 The French Quarter New Orleans LA

©1197 Waterfalls on a Louisiana Plantation	©1196 Herons on a Louisiana Plantation	©1198 Cherub on a Louisiana Plantation

©1195 Bridges - Louisiana to Mississippi Battle of Vicksburg	©1193 Sun Rises on the Black Bayou Pier - Hosston LA	©1194 Cypress Trees in Lake Providence, Lousiana

©1202 Cane River Cultural Crossroads (near CreoleNP)	©1201 The Louisiana Bayou New Orleans (Century Plant)	©1203 Louisiana Plantation Darrow LA (by NewOrleans)

		Two Watercolor Prints On Italian Watercolor Paper Pattern
©1190 Steam Rising on the Black Bayou - Hosston Louisiana Paintings	©1204 Plantation Guard Dog, Darrow Louisiana Paintings		©1205 Frog on Elegant Pond, Darrow LA

Housing dignitaries in crypts since 1789...

Fanciful Louisiana Panorama Painting ©1192 St Louis Cemetery - New Orleans Louisiana Paintings	Fanciful Louisiana Painting ©1191 Roses of the Red River - Shreveport LA

This Gallery is a painter's tour through Louisiana BEFORE the 2010 gulf oil spill. Colorful, quaint, the very old and the very new...memorable images captured on canvas.

Steam rises on the Black Bayou and Cypress trees dance in the reflections of Lake Providence. More than 100 lakes bathe Louisiana, offshoots of the Mississippi and Red River. Brown Pelicans, Ducks, and pretty big turtles own the land and the waters, except where the alligator roams!

Creole National Park, on the Cane River, is amidst the Sugar Plantations sporting their fineries of the 1800's including ponds, and statues of cherubs, dogs, frogs, herons and hand hewn waterfalls.

New Orleans has roots in the 1700's leaving sights like the St Louis Cemetery - crypts of dignitaries from pirates to generals and, of course, there's the oldest section of town, the French Quarter. Yes, Louisiana is the greatest wetland in "America" but also it is much much more!

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Paul and Marilyn Peck
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Last Updated 5-9-2012