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January 29, 2008
Originally uploaded by dingler1109
http://www.michaeldingler.com/ MY ARTIST STATEMENT!
ships along the mississippi river New Orleans, Louisiana
aside from houses there are ships from around the world
this is a great photograph of the mississippi river port and ships along the \Port of New Orleans (?) not sure will have have to ask dingler,
a painter and expressionist of all positive on the streets of New Orleans, aside from knowing the river better than anyone i’ve ever known, except for a captain that had run for president many a four year cycle, he made 65,000 dollars a year as a captain on the river, and i met him in Matasass
in the vc
the river is mighty,
the river is why there is a Detroit,
no different than New Orleans
Originally uploaded by Karen Apricot New Orleans
once a corner store, now a trailer up high on a concrete block foundation.
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January 26, 2008
Originally uploaded by New Orleans Lady
jan 25, 08
An important two and one-half story side hall Creole type of house, typical of many great 19th century townhouses along Espalande Ave., a boulevard providing a neutral ground for the great Live Oaks that distinguish this street from others, a truly grand New Orleanian streetscape, equal to St. Charles Avenue, a street all on its own, a National Landmark, as should be Esplanade Ave.
jan 28, 08 I was so excited to see this photograph posted by the New Orleans Lady, on Friday, one that i know i’d taken thirty years ago, exited to see that this house was a survivor,
I was so excited on Monday night that i decided to call, and get to know this young photographer a little better,
and while we were laughing, this landmark was burning down.
it s a tragedy that all you have left is the photograph ,
www.wwltv.com/local/stories/wwl012908khtremeblaze.6fd1880…
and this,
from the Times -Picayune,
Fire Destroys historic home in Esplanade Ridge,
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January 26, 2008
Originally uploaded by New Orleans Lady
a Single two bay creole cottage,
w/ a very funny little firewall on the left
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January 26, 2008
Originally uploaded by New Orleans Lady
new orleans lady is the artist of new orleans
working photographically as a gentle genius ….
in an ongoing documentary of all that is New Orleans,
the muse eternal…
New Orleans vernacular neighborhood architecture entering the 20th century w/ a little shop or service, or grocery store, one not on a corner
January 22, 2008
Originally uploaded by Karen Apricot New Orleans
commercial/ residential shotgun house w/ an addition to the front up to the sidewalk, for a commercial endeavor of some sort, servicing neighborhood friends….not a corner store or shop-residence, perhaps an evolution of this type of neighborhood commercial or home service into the early 20th century…
Originally uploaded by skeletonkrewe
a corner uptown in the Carrollton district, across the way a corner commercial camelback shotgun house, and in the foreground a center hall Cottage of one and one-half stories, in the Creole manner, set back from the street allowing for a front lawn and a rural setting.
NOAHS an action gaining momentum ,
taken in Defense and witness of New Orleans historic architecture, to document 21st century vernacular survivors of all that is neighborhood , 19th and early 20th century architectural history , and residence of those, and by those who live New Orleans, in Louisiana…..jan., 2008
noahfield3
January 19, 2008
600 Poland
January 19, 2008
Originally uploaded by boxchain
Creole, corner shop-residence
and,
wow, i don’t remember this place.
an historic corner store, probably a shop-residence,
Creole stucco over brick w/ exposed roof rafters under a hip roof, shutters w/ an historic green haint , cut-away door and post on the corner, excellent historic fabric and in good condition, definitley a new “blue”, an historic city landmark staus could be considered, potential to be placed on the national Register of Historic Places………
how’s that?
jlp/ New Orleans 