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Le Boeuf Gras | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Art Gumbo. Item made of canvas
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Le Boeuf Gras | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Art Gumbo. Item made of canvas
Le Boeuf Gras | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Art Gumbo. Item made of canvas
Le Boeuf Gras | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Art Gumbo. Item made of canvas
Le Boeuf Gras | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by Art Gumbo. Item made of canvas

Created and Sold by Art Gumbo

Art Gumbo

Le Boeuf Gras - Paintings

Price $1,200

Creation: 2-6 weeks
Shipping: UPS 5-7 days
Estimated Arrival: June 13, 2024

24x36x2" Revelers look on as the fatten ox, le boeuf gras, is paraded down the street as a symbol of the last meal before the start of Lent. This has been a New Orleans tradition since the 1700s and continues today, formally known as Mardi Gras. Interested in this piece? Message me and let's discuss.

Item Le Boeuf Gras
Created by Art Gumbo
As seen in Private Residence, New Orleans, LA
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Meet the Creator

Art Gumbo

New Orleans, LA

Wescover creator since 2019
Whitney Melton Jeffreys is a native New Orleanian and is currently practicing as an artist in New Orleans, Louisiana. Her art is inspired by the city that she lives in and the people that surround her. Art Gumbo represents the many different ingredients that make up her work. Whitney has been showing her work since she was 15 years old and had her first solo show when she was 19 years old titled Natural Illusions.

During Jazzfest 2018, Whitney was honored in the Cultural Pavilion as one of NOLA's 300 in celebration with New Orleans' tricentennial. She was chosen by photographer Gus Bennett to be represented in his project, The New Orleans People Project. His photographs were featured as part of the tricentennial exhibit representing the city and it's cultural traditions.