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1. georgerodrigue.com › blog › how-a-cajun-legendBlue Dog: How a Cajun Legend Became a Pop Icon

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   Settling along the Atchafalaya Basin near the Gulf of Mexico in Louisiana, they struggled to find comfort and make a home in this new land. Hence, they are often rendered in a pop art-like style of flat white figures that appear to be pasted into the landscape.

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3. thewanderinggirl.com › what-to-wear-in-new-orleansWhat To Wear In New Orleans: 11 Outfits To Look Like A Local

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   Mar 28, 2024 · This post shows you 11 amazing New Orleans outfit ideas that are both casual and stylish. The overall style of New Orleans is very casual and laid back. Most importantly, wear something that you feel most comfortable in!

4. www.dailyartmagazine.com › blue-dog-by-george-rodrigueGeorge Rodrigue and His Blue Dogs | DailyArt Magazine

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   Mar 4, 2024 · George Rodrigue, The Yellow Robe of Texas. The Advocate. Hailing from New Iberia, Louisiana, George Rodrigue gained international acclaim for painting blue dogs — his favorite subject, as well as something straddling between the literal and the (disturbingly) enigmatic.

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5. legacyarttour.org › 2009 › 10Blue Dog: In the Beginning, 1984-1989 – LIFE & LEGACY ...

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   Blue Dog: In the Beginning, 1984-1989. In 1980 a Baton Rouge investment group approached George Rodrigue for help in creating a lasting Louisiana memento, a book of Louisiana ghost stories to be sold at the 1984 World’s Fair in New Orleans. Author Chris Segura embellished forty rather gruesome tales, and Rodrigue researched regional myths and ...

6. www.whereyat.com › best-dog-friendly-bars-new-orleans10 Best Dog-Friendly Bars in New Orleans | Where Y'at New Orleans

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   1 day ago · Top 10 Best Dog Friendly Bars in New Orleans. 1. Wrong Iron on the Greenway. 3532 Toulouse St., (504) 302-1503. wrongiron.com. One dog-friendly bar in New Orleans is Wrong Iron, which provides both people and dogs with a distinctive and entertaining experience. This pub near the Lafitte Greenway is housed in a repurposed warehouse and features ...

7. www.nola.com › 300 › the-story-of-george-rodrigueThe story of George Rodrigue and Louisiana's other state dog ...

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   Jun 11, 2017 · The Blue Dog is a figure borne of Louisiana history, one developed by Louisiana's most famous contemporary artist and which is now recognized the world over. "It's kind of become a symbol of New...

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   Why is the Blue Dog a symbol of New Orleans?

   • The Blue Dog is a figure borne of Louisiana history, one developed by Louisiana's most famous contemporary artist and which is now recognized the world over. "It's kind of become a symbol of New Orleans and the (post-Katrina) recovery," Rodrigue said in a 2010 interview with The Times-Picayune. "People react to it; that it's our dog.

   The story of George Rodrigue and Louisiana's other state dog (the blue

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   Who has the Blue Dog?

   • A movement rich in symbolism, often there is one image that is inextricably linked to a particular artist. Andy Warhol had his Campbell Soup cans, Roy Lichtenstein his enlarged comic book female heads, Wayne Thiebaud his pastries, and George Rodrigue (1944-2013) had his Blue Dog. George Rodrigue in his New Orleans, Louisiana, studio in 2009.

   Blue Dog: How a Cajun Legend Became a Pop Icon

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   Was Tiffany a terrier-Spaniel?

   • Tiffany was a little terrier-spaniel, and in the photo she sat, ears up, looking straight into the camera. He had found the Blue Dog's stance. The Blue Dog is a figure borne of Louisiana history, one developed by Louisiana's most famous contemporary artist and which is now recognized the world over.

   The story of George Rodrigue and Louisiana's other state dog (the blue

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   Where did George Rodrigue design a blue dog?

   • A stained glass Blue Dog looks over the gallery, studio space at the George Rodrigue Foundation, Wednesday, June 29, 2011, which he designed in a building at 747 Magazine St. (Staff archive photo by Ted Jackson)

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9. ogdenmuseum.org › exhibition › the-first-blue-dogThe First Blue Dog - Ogden Museum of Southern Art

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   George Rodrigue was a Louisiana painter known for his depictions of the landscape and people of Acadiana, as well as his later Pop Art paintings featuring the figure of a blue dog. This painting, Watchdog from 1983, was the first ever painting in what would become known as the Blue Dog series.