New Orleans Victorian with Palm, Original

New Orleans Victorian with Palm, OriginalThis elaborate two story Victorian house is a classic Victorian asymmetric design graced with a front porch and a second floor porch. Dormer windows on the roof are complemented with a modified turret. The manifold, ornate wood flourishes are found all around the house. A unique feature of the house, which you normally wouldn't associate with a Victorian house is the palm tree in front. Acrylic on Canvass, 20 in. x 16 in.

Two white Adirondack chairs sit on the front porch

Josephine Stewart left the historic house and grounds to the Oak Alley Foundation when she died in 1972

The French Roi flag merges with the very practical values of a nicely laid-out shotgun duplex accented with plants and flowers

Joseph Pilié

New Orleans--a National Register of Historic Places structure

Acrylic on Canvass

He was the oldest of five children of Célestine Musson De Gas

built in 1907

and 96 columns

Herbsaint is proud to be consistently included on the Times-Picayune’s annual list of New Orleans 10 Best Restaurants since the list began

gnarled live Oak in front served as an inspiration and a backdrop

known today as the NOLA Central Business District (CBD)