Court of the Two Sisters Prints

Court of the Two Sisters PrintsCourt of the Two Sisters print. New Orleans, LA. This iconic New Orleans restaurant on Royal St. in the French Quarter is located where Sieur Etienne de Perier, the second French royal governor of colonial Louisiana, had his home. The present structure at 613 615 Royal was constructed in 1832 and was built for Jean Baptiste Zenon Cavelier, president of the Bank of New Orleans. In 1886, Emile Angaud bought the property. Bertha Angaud & sister Emma

The original mansion had a darker side however because it was the site of torture and murder of enslaved people owned by Madame LaLaurie

Height from top to bottom is 24" x 46 1/4"

a loving husband

Prints 16 in

and ratios and the buildings were designed to naturally evoke positive emotions

and papier-mâché pulp

It’s called Rosegate because of the rosette pattern of its fence

Despite early post-Katrina claims that the brewery would be restored

The bright color palette used makes this home pleasant eye candy

Jourdan took his own life on the second floor where the Seance Lounge is now located before he had to turn over the property

An arched window

a musician playing with the Ink Spots at the Dew Drop Inn gave Elliot his first harmonica