French Quarter Creole Cottage Original

French Quarter Creole Cottage OriginalCute yellow Creole Cottage in the French Quarter. This duplex has a simple design but its symmetry is attractive. The two dormer windows on either side of the Chimney are a distinctive feature of the home. A brick stoop takes you from the street right inside the home. Floor to ceiling windows and doors make a strong impression. Original Painting, Acrylic on Stretched Canvas, 20 in. x 16 in.

was teased by Count Arnaud that an Irishman's culinary skills ended with boiled potatoes

while dappled light filtering through the trees creates a sense of tranquility and shelter

This very colorful shotgun is a two-bay home (door & window) with a walk-up set of stairs

and even the peach siding color with the contrasting light green hue for the shutters

welcoming spirit of New Orleans

(Information taken from Wikipedia

storybook-like scene that evokes feelings of comfort

It closes only on Christmas Day and on the day an occasional Hurricane passes too close to New Orleans

An arched window

which is what we see today

John the Divine in New York City

the second French royal governor of colonial Louisiana